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Mercedes-Benz to Go All-Electric by 2030
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Mercedes-Benz is moving away from gasoline-powered vehicles. The luxury car company announced it would shift...
Four Ways to Tackle the Climate and Biodiversity Crises Simultaneously
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A landmark report by the world’s most...
Greenland Halts New Oil and Gas Exploration to Combat Climate Change
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Greenland has suspended all new oil and gas exploration in an effort to combat climate...
Nature Protection is a ‘Win-Win’ for Biodiversity and Economy, Could Prevent Nearly $3 Trillion...
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María Espinosa and Izabella Teixeira: Humankind Needs to Promote Inclusive Development with Nature, Address...
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This Proven Strategy Can Reverse Biodiversity Loss and Boost Economies
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Biodiversity is declining faster than at any other time in history, with...
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Why Are Women More Vulnerable to Flooding in India?
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In India, floods are the most frequently occurring natural hazard, accounting for 47 percent of all natural...
How Colonialism’s Legacy Makes it Harder for Countries to Escape Poverty and Fossil Fuels...
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While fossil fuels were powering wealthy nations’ economic growth in...
Maria Espinosa and Izabella Teixeira: We Need a New Relationship Between Humankind and Nature
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Amazonian Deforestation Could Cost Brazilian Agribusiness Hundreds of Billions by 2050
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A new study published in Nature Communications has quantified for...
How a Great Green Wall Could Help Africa Combat Climate Change
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The Great Green Wall initiative is a reforestation project that aims to...
Gabon Becomes First African Nation to Be Rewarded for Rainforest Protection, Receives $17 Million...
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Gabon has been rewarded for its commitment to reduce deforestation and combat the climate emergency.
Climate Change: What G7 Leaders Could Have Said – But Didn’t
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The four-day G7 summit in Cornwall ended with little cause...
New Campaign Aims to Rediscover Lost Fish Around the Globe
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Re:wild and Shoal have set out to rediscover elusive fish species around the globe.
Wales Goes Green with Welsh National Forest Plan
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A year ago the first minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford, announced a big step forward...
What the Documentation of 1.8 Billion Trees in West Africa Means for Climate Change...
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An international team of scientists has found an...
Rights for Nature: How Granting a River ‘Personhood’ Could Help Protect It
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Shell Held Accountable for Role in Climate Emergency, Ordered to Slash Emissions 45 percent...
Written by: Kimberly White
Royal Dutch Shell is being held accountable for its role in perpetuating the climate crisis.
Scotland Could Become the World’s First ‘Rewilding Nation’
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The worldwide populations of mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles and fish fell by an average of...
Podcast: Thomas Boudreau, Professor of Conflict Analysis and Dispute Resolution at Salisbury University
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Australian Government to Protect an Area Twice the Size of the Great Barrier Reef...
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The Australian government has moved to create two new marine protected areas that cover an...
Drastic Methane Cuts are Both Urgent and Possible
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UN experts have found a new way to limit climate change, save lives, save the...
Gabon and Costa Rica: International Environmental Law Must be Strengthened to Tackle Wildlife Crime,...
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Gabon and Costa Rica have joined together to call for more ambitious international environmental law...
