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New rules on batteries: MEPs want more environmental and social ambition

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Parliament is ready to negotiate with EU governments on the final shape of the new rules governing the entire battery product life cycle, from design to end-of-life. During the debate on Wednesday, MEPs underlined the...
Environment

The origin of domesticated horses established

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An international team of researchers, including Russian ones, has established that horses were first domesticated on the territory of the modern Volga-Don region of Russia more than 4200 years ago. The article devoted to...
International

800 rarest monkeys need to be rescued in Sumatra

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Living in the Indonesian forest of Batang Toru, orangutans are the rarest monkeys on the planet, and they are threatened with extinction. Only recently have scientists discovered that these creatures are representatives of the...
International

Noise from petrol-powered boats prevented Grind mothers from resting and feeding their babies

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The noise of boats powered by combustion engines has a negative effect on female grinds with calves. Zoologists have found that in response to the approach of such a vessel, the mother grind reduces...
Environment

Forests in Germany have fallen by 5% in three years

Gaston de Persigny -
The trees have either dried up naturally or have been cut down as an emergency measure, as is the practice in infecting them with pests. Satellite images have shown that forests in Germany have decreased...
International

Solar geoengineering: Why do some scientists want to “dark” the Sun ?

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Why do some scientists want to "dark" the Sun Why do some scientists want to "dark" the Sun, while others sound the alarm An open letter was published from 46 scientists and experts in which they...
International

Disappearance of mammoths in Siberia

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Scientists have established the cause of the disappearance of mammoths in Siberia An extensive study based on soil DNA has shown that climate change was not the cause of the extinction of woolly mammoths in...
Africa

Singing the same song for hundreds of thousands of years

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Some East African birds have been singing the same song for hundreds of thousands of years Scientists were able to establish this through field research. A new study by biologists from the University of California at...
International

Magnetic particles in the inner ear of pigeons have been denied as magnetoreceptors

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Biophysicists have found that cuticulosomes (small magnetic organelles in the inner ear of birds) are most likely not involved in the mechanism of magnetic reception. With the help of quantum magnetic microscopy, scientists have...
International

Living fossils

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Living fossils - white-tailed deer, zebra, hedgehog, flamingo, Canadian crane, aardvark, possum, Indian purple frog. White tailed deer 3.5 million years is not the greatest age of the species by evolutionary standards, but among other deer,...
International

Do animals warn us of disasters?

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For millennia, people around the world have reported alarming animal behavior before natural disasters In 2004, a tsunami caused by a magnitude 9.1 underwater earthquake off Indonesia destroyed coastal communities around the Indian Ocean, killing...
International

China is embarking on a transition to a green economy

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Chinese President Xi Jinping has called end of 2021 for a global partnership against climate change The Chinese authorities have presented a guidance document on how China intends to achieve its carbon neutrality goals according...
Environment

IPCC adaptation report ‘a damning indictment of failed global leadership on climate’

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UN scientists on Monday delivered a stark warning about the impact of climate change on people and the planet, saying that ecosystem collapse, species extinction, deadly heatwaves and floods are among the "unavoidable multiple climate hazards” the world will face over the next two decades due to global warming,  
International

The dinosaurs disappeared in the spring

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The data that indicate that the disaster was in the spring are different - annual rings of growth of some bones, chemical data on the availability of food  Well-preserved fossils of fish found in North...
International

“They cursed in chorus”. Five parrots in the English zoo had to be isolated due to abuse of visitors

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Zoo workers who have sent the birds to enclosures away from human eyes hope they can improve. Five gray parrots from Lincolnshire Wildlife Park, which is located in eastern England, had to be seated in...
International

Ten Love Letters to the Earth VI-X

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VI Our Journey of Eons Dear Mother Earth, Do you remember when you and Father Sun first formed from the dust of exploded stars and interstellar gas? You didn’t yet wear the silken cloak of freshness that...
International

Amsterdam is testing robots for the canals

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Visitors to Amsterdam will soon notice autonomous vessels the size of a small car that silently sail the ancient canals, transporting passengers or transporting goods and rubbish. This will be the electric Roboat, a more...
International

The ancient amphitheater in Milan becomes a green archeological park

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City officials plan to turn this long-forgotten ancient site into a major attraction The ancient amphitheater in Milan is being turned into a green archeological park under a 1.5m-euro restoration project, Art Newspaper reported. It is...
International

Ten Love Letters to the Earth I-V

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The European Times is sharing the Ten Love Letters to the Earth of Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh. These meditations are an invitation to engage in intimate conversation, a living dialogue, with our Earth. I Beloved Mother...
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Moving from fast fashion to sustainable fashion with Scientology

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Fashion is an area of life providing jobs to many, but also abuses and impacts in the environment and human rights when dealt with as “fast fashion” BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, February 17, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- A...
International

Fukushima residents can return home

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Scientists who have studied the local fauna speak about this. Researchers from Colorado State University, the University of Georgia and the Fukushima Environmental Radioactivity Institute have found out how radiation exposure affected the genome of...
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EU contribution to the One Ocean Summit

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Healthier, cleaner and safer oceans are at the heart of the European Green Deal aiming to build a climate-neutral EU economy by 2050 and halting biodiversity loss. Brest, 9–11 February - Thirty heads of state...
International

Farmers hope to save the papyrus in the Nile Delta

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In addition to painting on papyrus, it is also used to make notebooks, sheets for printing and even recycled for paper. Amidst a rice-dominated landscape in the Nile Delta, Al Karamus farmers have been relying...
International

“Golden” bones

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Top 10 most expensive remains: On October 21, a collector from the United States bought at an auction the fossilized remains of a Triceratops dinosaur for € 6.65 million. Earlier, ancient bones were sold for...
Environment

Countries where no river flows

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It is difficult to imagine that it is possible to live on the principle without these natural reservoirs and that there are countries somewhere, where they are completely devoid of water. In total, there are...
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