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Combating Illegal Fishing: China Joins FAO Agreement
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The International Year of Glaciers’ Preservation
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Brewers’ Spent Grain: transforming beer waste into sustainable solutions
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“Climate and Nature Bill” stalls in UK
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EU Cohesion Funds: Catalysts for a Green and Equitable Future
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Greta Thunberg Detained in Brussels During Protest Against Fossil Fuel Subsidies
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European Commission Postpones Deforestation Law After International Protests
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EU Considers Revising Wolf Protection Amid Rising Conflicts
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Europe Facing a Climate Crisis: Rising Temperatures and Their Consequences
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New EU Directive Tightens Rules on Sustainability Labels
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New EU Directive to Combat Greenwashing: Certified Sustainability Labels to Become Mandatory by 2026
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Using Drones to Restore Forests Damaged by Red Spruce Bark Beetles in Austria
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European Reforestation Efforts: Challenges and Successes in 2024
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Up to 48% EU tariffs for Chinese electric cars
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The EU Commission Enhances Europe’s Crisis Response Capabilities
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Satellite to probe how Clouds affect Climate
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Climate Impacts Put Whale Diet at Risk
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The Three Major Climate Change Risks to Remote St Kilda
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Half of China’s major cities are sinking
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Controversy Erupts Over UK Climate Plan
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Antarctic Wildlife Is Being Sunburnt
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Stricter rules for methane emissions in the US
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There are more chemicals in plastic than expected
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Today is World Water Day 2024
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Bacteria will help save the Maldives coral reef
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The US pollutes three times more than it claims
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Amazon rainforest could collapse by 2050
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Planting trees does not always help the climate
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Japan is ready to put its wooden satellite into orbit
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Methane emissions rise in Greenland
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Stronger rules for hazardous substances in toys
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Global warming: we need a new category for hurricanes
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EU cuts emissions from heavy transport by 90% by 2040
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A study explains why snow will never return in some places
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Artificial intelligence to see man’s footprint on the oceans
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Diets to halve nitrogen pollution
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COP28: Historic Agreement to Activate the Loss and Damage Fund
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The world’s largest iceberg starts moving again after over 30 years
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The Environmental Impact of the Richest 1%: Equivalent to 5 Billion People
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AI Unveils the Secrets of Global Forests: Studies by the Global Forest Biodiversity Initiative (GFBI)
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Ice melting in Greenland is getting faster and faster
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The Gray Whale Die-Off in the Pacific
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European petition calls for export ban on plastic waste
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Global warming will exceed 1.5 degrees already before 2030
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WEO-2023 Urges Decisive Action and Five-Point Strategy Ahead of COP28 Summit
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Climate change may turn plants and fossils into net emitters
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Imperial College London And ABB Extend Their Partnership
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Italy was condemned for violating human rights during the waste crisis in Campania.
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Green bond: approved new EU standard to combat greenwashing
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Many areas of the earth will become uninhabitable due to extreme temperatures
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Record Size for the Ozone Hole
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Amazon Rainforest: A Deep Crisis
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Climate-Driven Displacement: A Growing Crisis for Children
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A Growing E-Waste Problem: How Can We Overcome It?
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UK’s Wind Power Has Become The Biggest Among All Power Station Types
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England Implements Ban on Single-Use Plastics to Combat Pollution
In a significant move to combat plastic pollution and protect the environment, England has ...
Emerging Threat: Invasive Species Impacting Native Ecosystems and Economy
Invasive species have emerged as a major threat to native ecosystems, causing significant ecological ...
The pros and cons of plastic removal technologies
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Water fleas are the best system for waste water purification
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An area seven times the size of Italy is missing in the Arctic glacier
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A solar-powered hotel is born in Amsterdam
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Bolsonaro’s law to give the Amazon to multinationals blocked
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Floods expected to increase due to climate crisis
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Trained robots for coral reef rebirth
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“Rewiggle” room: a channel project to create a new wetland area
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Cutting meat from the diet would benefit the environment
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Heatwave: a threat to food, the land and sea
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In Italy temperature tops 40C
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European Parliament approved the Nature Restoration Law
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“Ships still causing damage to climate, oceans, and human health”
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The world’s hottest day
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UK weather changes: the south is rainier than north
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More turbulence during flights due to the climate crisis
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Fears of an ecological disaster amid the Kakhovka dam breach
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“Culture war against nature”, MEPs opposed to the EU’s restoration law
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Ultima Generazione, Trevi fountain turns black
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The largest emissions reduction project in history
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UK Public blames oil and gas firms for climate crisis, calls for financial accountability
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Consumer groups push for energy social tariff to combat record-high bills
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Historic partnership: UK and Netherlands for the world’s largest multi-use power line
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Italian Rugby with the National Park of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennine in the path of sustainability of “Six Nations”
As part of the sustainability strategy of the Six Nations event in Rome, the ...
Climate change threatens the depths: life in the “twilight zone” at risk
New research has raised alarm bells about the potential consequences of climate change on ...
The “largest” single operating battery storage in Scotland goes online
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Delays on the Viking interconnector should have been prevented, claims Ofgem
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Sheffield researchers call for ban on artificial grass in favor of sustainable gardening
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A forest in an industrial area: the Italian example that combines environment and logistics
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Prepayment meters and vulnerable customers: how the new Code of Practice will help
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UK Government set to revolutionize renewable energy sector with new reforms
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Newcastle University’s breakthrough technology could change the future of IoT devices
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Unlimited fines for water companies who poison UK rivers: will they finally pay up?
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No More Fatbergs: England to Ban Plastic in Wet Wipes
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Senior Women for Climate Protection: the environmental battle reaching the ECHR
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Insulating homes could save billions in energy bills
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Are climate change protests on art sustainable?
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EDF is opening the first solar farms in Ireland
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Singapore certified as a sustainable destination
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EU draft law on environmental crimes has been toughened up
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IPCC’s message of action: world can still avoid climate breakdown
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Is nuclear power the key to the moon?
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Rockstrom’s seven calls to action for the UN water summit
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EDF announced the extension of nuclear power stations until 2026
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Mayor Khan defends the expansion of the ULEZ policy
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Non-native plants outnumber native species for the first time in the UK
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Floating offshore wind: the once-in-a-generation industry opportunity for Wales
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The long-awaited final agreement on the High Seas Treaty
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Carbon capture and its fight to climate change
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Australia is behind others in carbon dioxide removal
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Guilt-free flying: a too far away dream
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ESG indicators and the Organization, Management and Control Model (MOG): opportunities for an integrated compliance
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Lowest record of sea ice level in Antarctica
Antarctica is the southernmost continent on Earth and is covered almost entirely by ice. ...
‘Greenwashing’ firms fined for misleading claims
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The financial sector is called to invest in nature
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New legislation to make clean air a human right
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South African President declares the “state of disaster” due to the energy crisis
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The threat of flooding from glacial lakes
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Greenpeace warns to take legal action against UK government
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A new Swedish startup helps cities go green
A new Swedish tech startup helps cities go green. It was created by Tomer ...
Mammals that live in groups have longer lifespans
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Urban trees could reduce deaths from the summer heat
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England’s coastal regions are under high pressure
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Colombia announces a greener economy
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Environmental justice targets needed to be established
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Greta Thunberg protests against the expansion of a German coal mine
Greta Thunberg marched together with thousands of demonstrators to protest in Germany against the ...
The effects of the climate crisis on migrants
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Energy requirements: nuclear is not the right answer
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has estimated that extreme “sea level events” could ...
EU’s emissions continue to fall
According to the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air, gas consumption, carbon ...
A new project to improve the air quality in UK schools
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Increment of snow and rain in the Arctic
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Cop15: from pesticides to human-wildlife contact for the biodiversity agreement
Over the next two weeks, countries are negotiating a biodiversity agreement at Cop15 in ...
UK universities failed to achieve carbon reduction targets
According to the estates’ management record at the Higher Education Statistics Agency, the majority ...
Food waste after mild UK autumn
In UK green vegetable and potato crops grow very early because of the mild ...
Bird flu: what it is and how deadly it is
The world is going through its worst-ever outbreak of bird flu. This is an ...
RHS project: learn about biodiversity and nature in schools
Thanks to a new partnership between the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), the Natural History ...
Thousands of bacteria are being released by melting glaciers
Recent studies conducted by some researchers have shown that hundreds of thousands of tonnes ...
COP27: fossil fuel industry delegates jumped 25%
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Climate crisis: growing numbers of unusual jellyfish to UK seas
According to a report by the Marine Conservation Society (MCS), Britain’s seas are becoming ...
Just Stop Oil’s tactics: alienating and ineffective or justified?
A few days ago, two environmental activists, part of the group “Just Stop Oil”, ...
Solar power as a potential solution to Europe’s future energy security
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Bird species are in decline
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Microalgae promise environmentally friendly food
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Scientists discover how air pollution causes lung cancer
A team of scientists have discover that air pollution can trigger lung cancer in ...
Italy opens National Biodiversity Future Center, focus on Med
PALERMO – The National Biodiversity Future Center (NBFC), Italy’s first national research center for ...
Epaulette sharks: the walking sharks
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Sizewell C nuclear plant approval faces legal challenge
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Second Bornean orangutan born at Dudley Zoo
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Just Stop Oil: activists glue themselves to paintings
Just Stop Oil was created to put pressure on the UK government to stop ...
Areas of Italy forced to rationing water
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Drought and desertification in Middle East
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Nuclear industry hopes to expand output with new reactors
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Metro Italia presents the new sustainability strategy
Creating shared value along the entire food chain, for an increasingly sustainable future of ...
Massive New Mexico wildfire grows, but Taos safe for now
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No Mow May, let lawn grow
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Microplastics found in human lungs
A team of scientists from Hull York Medical School and the University of Hull ...
Environmental protest, Just Stop Oil activists block oil terminals
The environmental action group Just Stop Oil blocked access roads of 10 key oil ...
Onshore wind farms
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A new world order of energy emerging
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Without farms, CO2 emissions are reduced by 68%
Eliminating farms and restoring areas now dedicated to livestock and feed would reduce CO2 ...
South Korea, a huge fire touched a nuclear power plant
Thousands of people in South Korea had to flee their homes on Friday 4 ...
Australian fires have reduced ozone in earth’s atmosphere
Smoke emitted into the Earth’s atmosphere from the 2019-2020 bushfires in Australia reduced the ...
The United States Supreme Court rejects the Dakota Access pipeline
The highest degree of US justice supports the tribes who oppose the Dakota Access ...
Rain, floods, and landslides in Brazil caused 186 deaths
The tourist city of Petropolis, located 60 kilometers from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, was ...
The United States and Mexico worst drought in the last 1,200 years
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Study suggests climate change made B.C. floods at least twice as likely
Catastrophic floods that swamped much of southern British Columbia last fall were at least ...
Fukushima, Aiea examines contaminated water release plan
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is in Japan to review the government’s plan ...
Polluting chemicals in the Ganges River
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Point of no return for extreme heat in oceans
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Rising energy prices complicate the fight against global warming
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UK plants flowering a month earlier due to climate change
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Europe, ghost planes pollute as 1.4 million cars
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Oil spilled: «Extensive damage in Perù»
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Cryptocurrency: House panel to review climate impacts
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Solar photovoltaic, wind, and hydroelectric will be enough to meet the needs of the ...
First time Beijing met the air quality requirements
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Malaysia, worst floods in decades
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Biden administration new federal purchasing policy to seek alternatives for PFAS
The Biden administration issued a new executive order on sustainable procurement that directs federal ...
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Big oil companies help API to block climate action
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Circular economy, textile waste as fertilizers
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Italy: Nuclear Power Working in a Country Without It
Italy has not produced nuclear energy for around 40 years. The government led by Giorgia Meloni ...
US environmental agency faced Bayer influence over weedkiller rules
The EPA allowed pesticide giant Bayer to pick from a menu of regulation options for the controversial and ...
Zero Pollution, Commission launches first Forum and new phase of action
Registrations for the 1st EU Zero Pollution Forum opened today (22 Sep), which takes place in ...
New Environmental Partnership Between Prince Albert II Foundation and Gere Foundation
The day after the gala at the Salle Garnier of the Opéra de Monte-Carlo ...
India approves export of power to Nepal after deadly flood
India has approved export of power to Nepal for 18 hours a day until ...
EU’s Russian energy exit is wavering
EU efforts to become independent from Russian oil and gas are faltering, just as ...
China distributes first 2026 funds to stimulate investment
China Development Bank has disbursed 460 million yuan ($68.47 million) under the first tranche ...
TotalEnergies is appealing against the French court’s decision on the climate plan
French oil major TotalEnergies will appeal a Paris court decision ordering it to bring its business in line ...
Trump’s policies on clean energy have led to projects worth 83 billion dollars being postponed or cancelled
Trump administration policies that scaled back federal support for clean energy have led to ...