Environmental Action
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Climate Change Solution? Deep-Sea Mining for Rare Metals Can Pose Disastrous Risks to Marine Life
In order to obtain the rare earth and metals that are in great demand but have low supply, mining companies are resorting to the ocean floor. What are the hazards, and how will they operate? Read more here.
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New Zealand Conservation Experts Disappointed Only Few People Wants to Join Conservation Efforts
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Without Urgent Action, Global Pledges Combating Deforestation Will Not be Met
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Developing Nations Demand Rich Nations Provide Compensation for Climate-Caused 'Loss and Damage'
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Nature Projects Reported to Have Positive Impact on Young People's Mental Health
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Research Claims Ambitious Large Scale Tree Planting Efforts are Failing
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Environmental Activists are Urging Governments to Make Ecocide an International Crime
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Study Revealed that 20% of Mines All Over the World are "Sustainable"
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COP-15: The Once-in-a-Decade Plans to Protect the Natural World
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Conservation Goals to Protect Florida's Wildlife Corridors Gains Traction
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Many Scientists Agree that Going Full Sustainable by 2050 is Possible
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Multiple States and Cities are Stepping Up After the Federal Government Takes Important Climate-Fighting Tools Away
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Amidst Growing Environmental Crisis, US Supreme Court Hobbles the Government's Power to Limit Harmful Emission
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Colorado Weather Forecast: Snowy Conditions Likely Cause Slushy Roads, Travel Delays This Late Week
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Climate Change Outpaces Plant Recovery, Turning Forests into Carbon Emitters
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Mass Bleaching Are Turning Corals 'Ghostly-White' Across 54 Countries
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Older Male Blue Tits More Successful in Extra-Marital Breeding Compared to Younger Males
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Bacterial Vampirism: Some Foodborne Bacteria Have Taste for Human Blood, Researchers Found in New Study
