Milwaukee - The Silicon Valley of water technology?
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Why Recycling Doesn't Work
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Whale hunt in Faroe Islands turns sea red with blood
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Hawaii braces for Hurricane Lane, now a category 5
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Venezuela and Trinidad struck by massive, 7.3 magnitude earthquake
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Only you can prevent gross, smelly fatbergs from clogging up city sewers, says inspector
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Can dogfish save Cape Cod fisheries?
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If Vanuatu can ban single-use plastics, so can the other commonwealth countries. Op-ed by Ralph Regenvanu, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Vanuatu
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Here’s how many times you actually need to reuse your shopping bags
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Beer, drinking water and fish: Tiny plastic is everywhere
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As atmospheric CO² increases plants use less water but it's not all good news
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Malcolm Turnbull removes all climate change targets from energy policy in fresh bid to save leadership
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Scientists warn of the imminent depletion of groundwater in Chile’s Atacama desert
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The US establishment thinks Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is too radical – with an impending climate disaster, the worry is she isn't radical enough
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Drought assistance to be dramatically ramped up by Turnbull Government
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'We've been warned': Swelling Northern Hemisphere heatwaves bring unprecedented fires
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Halfway to boiling: The city at 50°C
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NASA releases time lapse of disappearing Arctic ice
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Use of water for electricity generation triggers outcry in Mexico
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Study shows forest conservation is a powerful tool to improve nutrition in developing nations
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Two French rivers disappear underground in large cracks and sinkholes
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The world's first floating farm making waves in Rotterdam
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India monsoon floods 'kill 164' in Kerala
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The super bowl of beekeeping
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Monsoon rains kill sixty-seven in southern India
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Hotter, drier summers in Australia mean longer fire seasons – and urban sprawl into bushland is putting more people at risk
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The great African regreening: Millions of 'magical' new trees bring renewal
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'Losing Earth': Do we have a collective moral responsibility to fight climate change?
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The ongoing water crisis in Iran's Ahwaz region looming towards disaster
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Sand mining: The global environmental crisis you’ve probably never heard of
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Heat: the next big inequality issue
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Coles 'bagflip' fiasco highlights the need for Australian legislation
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New agreement with China: Opportunity to save Mozambique’s forests
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How one Canadian food court eliminated 117 bags of garbage a day
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How super-rich tourism may help the planet
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Playing by the rule -- The rule of capture
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Puerto Rican government acknowledges hurricane death toll of 1,427
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Environmental regulations drove steep declines in US factory pollution
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Ravenous for Meat, China Faces a Climate Quandary
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Climate change best addressed (by) planting trees, or regenerating grasslands? - Savory Institute
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Why Nord Stream 2 is the world’s most controversial energy project
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Exodus: The climate change migration crisis
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EPA is now allowing asbestos back into manufacturing
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Mendocino Complex fire grows to become largest wildfire in California history
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Earth at risk of 'hothouse climate' where efforts to reduce emissions will have no impact, study finds
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Reinventing Islands
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The marvel of LED lighting is now a global blight to health
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The Berkeley Pit is a gorgeous, toxic former mining site in Montana that’s beloved by tourists. But unless it’s cleaned up soon, it could become the worst environmental disaster in American history
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Losing Earth: The decade we almost stopped climate change
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Land degradation: A triple threat in Africa
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