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Empty Gestures On Climate Change
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As if the downturn due to a trade-war-induced slowdown in China were not enough, the European automotive industry is facing the challenge of a rapid switch from diesel to petrol engines that has been gathering pace for the last two years
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A Stanford University professor says the world can go totally green by spending $73 trillion.
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There's a chance that the iPhone you're about to get for Christmas contains cobalt mined by a six-year-old.
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Climate Change - Environment - Winter Solstice...
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The rivalry between Airbus and Boeing may have grabbed most attention at the 2019 Paris Air Show this week, but it was new technology that dominated behind the scenes.
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Many corners of society stand to gain from advances in battery technology, from automakers, to manufacturers of consumer electronics to all that care about the environment.
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The Rundown NYT: "Blockchain Is a Growing Niche Within the Global Jewelry Industry" Small?Scale Gold Mining Is the Largest Mercury Polluter
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Ottmar Edenhofer, a leading member of the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) says: "One has to free oneself from the illusion that international climate policy is environmental policy. This has almost nothing to do with
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Dying coral might be revived by playing the sounds of healthy reefs via underwater loudspeakers to attract young fish, suggests a new study.
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The embattled biotech company Monsanto will have to pay a hefty fine of $10 million for spraying a dangerous pesticide on "research crops" in Hawaii. Over 160 lbs if the pesticide used was stockpiled and sprayed even after it was banned by the US
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Under his leadership ASU has established major interdisciplinary research initiatives such as the Biodesign Institute, Global Institute of Sustainability (GIOS), and more than a dozen new transdisciplinary schools, a
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New Delhi hit 'emergency' levels of 2.5PM (fine particles) on Wednesday The potentially deadly tiny particles can get into the bloodstream and lungs Industrial and traffic pollution and burning crops have cast toxic pall over city
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Around 11,000 scientists and "experts" are calling for "mass population control" in order to stop climate change. It seems that the final solution to the problem is to just kill billions of people.
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Americans use an average of 50 pounds of toilet paper, per person, each year. This accounts for millions of trees being destroyed.
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Make no doubt about it: it's now trendy to be the most planet-loving, alternative energy supporting, climate changing fighting Captain Planet that you can be. And what would being a friend to environment be without sanctimoniously ridiculing those
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This new legal precedent would completely reshape city, county and state permitting and zoning decisions as it decouples private property rights of humans by giving similar rights to nature. ? TN Editor
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Some are responsible for a thousand times more CO2 emissions than the average.
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In 1973, the Trilateral Commission set out to create its "New International Economic Order", aka Technocracy and Sustainable Development. This depend upon creating artificial shortages of everything in order to control consumption and production.
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"After beginning this journey seven years ago, this first year of testing in the unforgivable environment of the high seas strongly indicates that our vision is attainable and that the beginning of our mission to rid the ocean of plastic garbage, wh
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Participants in the Vatican synod on the Amazon region proposed adding "sins against the environment" to lists of traditionally recognized sins in their second day of discussions and deliberations.
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Environmental groups that have long pushed to bring down a huge dam along the Colorado River are suing the federal government, alleging it ignored climate science when approving a 20-year operating plan for the dam near the Arizona-Utah border.
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"We know passengers don't want to visit beautiful, pristine places on an operator that is not taking the nature they sail to seriously," said the cruise company's CEO.
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Update 2: Just as we anticipated, the woman who confronted AOC at her town hall in Corona was, in fact, a plant sent by a pro-Trump group.
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After years in development, the Ocean Cleanup arrived at the Great Pacific Garbage Patch in October last year with the intention of gathering up plastic waste.
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Studies have shown that people who believe in top-down government action to protect the environment are actually less likely to take personal steps in their own lives to reduce their negative impact.
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At first, the experiment seemed to work. For the initial 18 months of the experiment carried out in Brazil - in which 450,000 genetically modified male mosquitoes were released into the wild - mosquito populations plummeted. But then something h
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According to the Earthday Foundation, over 16 billion coffee cups are used around the world every year. Each cup has a plastic lid that ends up as landfill or pollutes the oceans. Until now, nobody was able to develop a leakless lid that sticks to a
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A team of innovators has come up with an ingenious new bioreactor that uses algae to capture and process carbon from the atmosphere.
