Mexico finds 15,000 turtles in crates bound for China
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Studies on Slack
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The food to avoid if you care about climate change
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2000-2010 drought in Upper Missouri River Basin driest in 1,200 years
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Experts knew a pandemic was coming. Here’s what they’re worried about next
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Rays of hope—Arab states are embracing solar power
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Climate change and coronavirus: Five charts about the biggest carbon crash
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A major project to transport natural gas from the North Sea to Denmark and Poland has taken a significant step forward
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In Helsinki's climate plan, community comes before bureaucracy
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Commercial whaling may be over in Iceland – citing the pandemic, whale watching, and a lack of exports, one of the three largest whaling countries may be calling it quits
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‘Murder hornets’ in the US: The rush to stop the Asian giant hornet
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EPA grants first permit to test genetically modified mosquitoes
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Sweden closes last coal-fired power station two years ahead of schedule – country becomes third in Europe to exit coal, ahead of mass withdrawal from polluting fossil fuel
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Coronavirus disrupts illegal wildlife trafficking, for now
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First wooden wind power tower erected in Sweden – as early as 2022, the wooden towers will be built on a commercial scale
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The more Patagonia rejects consumerism, the more the brand sells
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Science-fiction visionary Kim Stanley Robinson makes the case for quantitative easing our way out of planetary doom
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When the flames go out, the Permian’s methane problem worsens
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Michael Moore’s environment film a slap in the face on Earth Day
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Scientists set new solar power efficiency record at almost fifty per cent
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It’s time to build for good
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What we learn from the coronavirus, we can apply to sustainability
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Can someone ELI5 arctic tipping points or how close we are to runaway climate change?
As the various Arctic climate feedbacks show, we are fast approaching the stage when climate change will be playing the tune for us while we stand by and watch helplessly, with our reductions in...
As the various Arctic climate feedbacks show, we are fast approaching the stage when climate change will be playing the tune for us while we stand by and watch helplessly, with our reductions in CO2 emissions having no effect in the face of, say, runaway emissions of methane.
from this article: https://e360.yale.edu/features/as_arctic_ocean_ice_disappears_global_climate_impacts_intensify_wadhams
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Norway has come under fire from environmental groups who accuse it of caving to oil companies over a decision to shift an Arctic no-go zone
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Planet of the Humans
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Google's data centers now work harder when the sun shines and wind blows
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‘Human beings have overrun the world’: David Attenborough calls for an end to waste in impassioned plea to address climate change
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Crops at risk as coronavirus lockdown grounds bees
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Fairytales of Growth
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Even garbage is under threat from the coronavirus' impact on the economy
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Eleven percent rise in threatened Swedish species over the past five years, according to the latest report from SLU, the Swedish Species Information Centre
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Norway and the a-ha moment that made electric cars the answer – a country fuelled by hydropower has become the world's electric vehicle leader
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A mysterious lawsuit tries to sink Seaside’s massive plans for growth
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International Bat Appreciation Day
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When is a dove a Kiwi? Record-setting bird blown from Australia to a petroleum processing ship off the coast of New Zealand killed by New Zealand authorities on arrival
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These four startups are redefining sustainability
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Scientists confirm dramatic melting of Greenland ice sheet – loss largely due to high pressure zone not taken into account by climate models
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Coyotes, bobcats and bears: Amid coronavirus shutdown, wildlife is reclaiming Yosemite National Park
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Three companies succeeding in sustainability... from very different sectors of the economy
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Sweden's climate solution is now the Sámi people's problem – winters are becoming warmer and climate change is making conditions for the reindeer unsafe
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Just around the corner: Sustainability developments to give you hope
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98% of all animal species on Earth have a PR problem. That’s bad news for everyone. [Warning: insect images]
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Nearly half of global coal plants will be unprofitable this year
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Cultivating biodiversity at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
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Seed sellers across North America have been overwhelmed by skyrocketing demand in recent weeks
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Finland's center-left government gave its blessing to majority state-owned Fortum's strategy to cut emissions, but promised to push the company further
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A major scorecard gives the health of Australia’s environment less than one out of ten
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Essays, photos, and discussion about prairie ecology, restoration, and management
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The right is using COVID-19 to wage war on reusable grocery bags
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EPA, citing coronavirus, drastically relaxes rules for polluters
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