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Top | Full | Climate Change | Forest | Indigenous | Ocean | Renewable Energy | Sustainable Agriculture | Water | Population | #NoDAPL/#NoKXL | Essays
Top | Full | Climate Change | Forest | Indigenous | Ocean | Renewable Energy | Sustainable Agriculture | Water | Population | #NoDAPL/#NoKXL | Essays
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Fight against climate change focus of Ag Reserve protest
Palm Beach Post: Ari Silver, 16, who attends Olympic Heights Community High School near Boca Raton, said it’s up to his generation to reverse climat […]
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Editorial: A climate change we can cheer
Columbus Dispatch: We appear to be living through a profound worldwide societal change. As the 2017 #MeToo movement approaches the 1-year mark, we may […]
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For Your Health: Environment can impact your health
Daily Republic: For Your Health: Environment can impact your health Fairfield Daily RepublicFull coverag […]
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China fund acquires 24pc stake in Dubai solar plant
Trade Arabia: in the 700MW Dewa Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) project in the UAE Mohamed bin Rashid Solar Park, the largest single-site concentrated solar […]
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Could rewilding uplands save the British countryside?
Ecologist: Could rewilding uplands save the British countryside? Channel News Catherine Early12th July 2018 Teaser Media […]
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What Shell knew and how it once stalled international climate negotiations
Ecologist: What Shell knew and how it once stalled international climate negotiations Channel News Louise Gill17th July 2018 Teaser Media […]
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UK-India trade review calls for flexibility on food standards and chemical rules
Ecologist: UK-India trade review calls for flexibility on food standards and chemical rules Channel News Mandy Kessell17th July 2018 Teaser Media […]
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Costa Rica pioneers low-carbon coffee
Ecologist: Costa Rica pioneers low-carbon coffee Channel News brendan19th July 2018 Teaser Media […]
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Shell fined for ongoing failures at Mossmoran petrochemical plant
Ecologist: Shell fined for ongoing failures at Mossmoran petrochemical plant Channel News Louise Gill20th July 2018 Teaser Media […]
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China ban: Thailand moves to send poor quality plastic waste back where it came from
Ecologist: China ban: Thailand moves to send poor quality plastic waste back where it came from Channel News Jeanette Gill20th July 2018 Teaser […]
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GTI plans second field test site to optimize hydraulic fracturing in Permian Basin
Compelo: GTI is guiding a high-profile program on hydraulic fracturing test sites (HFTS) in the Permian Basin, helping government and industry to improv […]
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Audubon Community Nature Center’s Wild 5K run/walk takes place Saturday
Observer: Peterson Institute’s Wild America Nature Festival at Panama Rocks, July Community Nature Center builds and nurtures connections between people and nature by […]
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Should housing developers be allowed to pay their way out of climate pollution?
San Diego Union-Tribune: Forest Foundation, Climate Action Campaign, Environmental Center for San Diego and health problems — all of that pollution from the driving for […]
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Forest Digest: July 22, 2018
American Forests: Find out the latest in forest news in this week's Forest Digest!The post Forest Digest: July 22, 2018 appeared first on American […]
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Himachal aims to tap rainwater to optimize agriculture
Can-India: and use it optimally in agriculture and its allied activities. For the main focus on the agriculture sector, the project aims to […]
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As Seattle gentrifies, blacks no longer feel welcome
Reuters: Seattle's black community reflects on the legacy of the Black Panther movement on the city […]
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Earth Overshoot Day: Humans are using Earth's resources faster than ever, group warns
NBC: Earth Overshoot Day — marking when humans have used too many resources and created too much pollution — arrives earlier than ever […]
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One Child's Outsized Influence On The Debate Over Plastic Waste
National Public Radio: One of the most common statistics that comes up when discussing plastic straw waste comes from a study conducted by a 9-year-old […]
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Indigenous man survived alone in Amazon rainforest for 22 years
Khaleej Times: Indigenous man survived alone in Amazon rainforest for 22 years Khaleej TimesFull coverag […]
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Indigenous 'man of the hole' has lived alone in Amazon rainforest 22 years
CBC: Indigenous 'man of the hole' has lived alone in Amazon rainforest 22 years CBC.caFull coverag […]
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Environment Ministry Reintroduces Award For Hindi Authors
NDTV: Environment Ministry Reintroduces Award For Hindi Authors NDTVFull coverag […]
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First tender for 1,000-mw solar capacity in DSIR likely in August
The Economic Times: for the 1,000-megawatt (mw) solar capacity in the Dholera the largest single-location ultra mega solar park of 5,000 Corporation (GETCO) along wit […]
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The Climate Has Always Changed. Why Is This Time So Much Worse?
EcoWatch: By Nexus Media, with Katrin Meissner and Alan C. MixA recently released study brought sobering news about the future effects of climat […]
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Typhoon winds hit Shanghai, disrupting flights and shipping
Reuters: Typhoon Ampil hit Chinese financial hub Shanghai around midday on Sunday, bringing heavy rainfall and disrupting transport and shipping […]
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