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Champions of Earth: How one veterinarian helped revolutionize conservation in Africa

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It might have been the neighbor’s monkey which came downstairs to join her for piano lessons, or the wildlife club that she started in primary school in Kampala, Uganda. But from a very early...
Economy

European Investment Bank supports ERCROS with €40 million

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European Investment Bank supports Ercros' innovation, decarbonisation and modernisation strategy with €40 million The funding will boost Ercros' strategy to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 39% by 2025.EIB support will strengthen the company's competitive...
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La Palma volcano eruption officially ends after 10 days of inactivity

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Experts will not consider the emergency to be over for the time being and will continue to monitor the volcano's evolution. The Canary Islands Volcanic Risk Prevention Plan, Pevolca, has certified this Saturday, Christmas Day, the end of the volcanic eruption on La Palma, which began on 19 September, reported EL MUNDO
International

Water on Mars

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The European Space Agency has discovered a huge deposit of water at the bottom of Valles Marineris, the largest and deepest canyon in the solar system. The formation is ten times longer and five...
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finMED aims to increase funding for green innovation

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Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the driving force of the economy, both nationally and at European level, contributing significantly to job creation, value-added production and make a significant contribution to both national and European GDP.
International

The city with the most snow in the world

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Snow means different things to different people. On the one hand, he has the ability to turn even the ugliest landscape into a brilliant tale of reflected light and silence. On the other hand, it...
International

Unusual fuels of the future

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The environmental trend dictates that we should abandon gasoline and use clean energy sources instead of “dirty” fuels. The shortage of fossil fuels on world markets is also becoming more relevant: in 50 years,...
Nature

Scientists have figured out how the world’s largest mushroom survives

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Mycologists have studied how the black honey fungus (Armillaria ostoyae), a well-known parasitic fungus, survives. It is reported by "Hi-tech". It weighs over 35,000 tons A team of researchers from the University of Utah studied...
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The Great Pacific Garbage Patch (GPGP) Project Explained

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How Garbage Fuels Ocean Cleaning | Gianni Valenti | TEDxMünster Imagine this vast area—that is in this very moment continuously killing wildlife, poisoning our waters and blocking Phytoplankton from completing natural absorption and conversion to...
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Environmental Crimes : Offenders Must Face A Punishment That Fits The Crime

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Socialists & Democrats S&D MEPs welcome the Commission’s proposal to upgrade the out-dated Environmental Crimes Directive, as outlined in a Parliamentary report on environmental liability in May 2021. However, the S&D Group believes the EU...
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EU Commission presents guide for a fair transition towards climate neutrality

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Commission presents guide for a fair transition towards climate neutrality Today, the Commission issues policy guidance for a fair and inclusive transition towards climate neutrality to complement the package on delivering the Green Deal presented...
Environment

Cancellation of money, carbon passport and data dictatorship: the main trends of the next 100 years

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By 2121, money will no longer motivate people, climate change will become the main agenda for governments and companies, and any decisions will be made on the basis of data. Russian futurologists at the...
Environment

Two hippopotamuses contract coronavirus in Belgium

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Het Nieuwsblad: two hippos at Antwerp Zoo in Belgium tested positive for coronavirus Two hippos at the Antwerp Zoo in Belgium have been diagnosed with the coronavirus. This was reported by the newspaper Het Nieuwsblad. Animals...
America

Even Christmas trees are not immune to the pandemic deficit and inflation

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Even Christmas trees are not immune to the pandemic deficit and inflation that plague the economy. Extreme weather and disruption of supply chains have reduced the supply of real and artificial Christmas trees this season....
Environment

Plastics in soil threatens food security, health, and environment: FAO

Plastic pollution has become pervasive in agricultural soils, according to a new report released on Tuesday by the UN agriculture agency, posing a threat to food security, people’s health, and the environment.
Environment

Armenian know-how: eco-pens can be sown and grown after use

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Fountain pens have appeared on the Armenian market that can grow into a particular plant, if they are planted in the ground, like ordinary seedlings - Karine Harutyunyan Sputnik, from Yerevan. These pens, by...
Environment

World’s Eight Worst Wildfire Weather Years on Record Happened in the Last Decade

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Lower humidity and higher temperatures are driving extreme weather that makes wildfires more frequent and intense, say experts. The world’s eight most extreme wildfire weather years have occurred in the last decade, according to a...
Environment

Causes inflammation, accumulates toxins and collects infections: what microplastics do inside us

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Microplastic got into the diet of animals and people, and then anything happens to it. For example, it can begin to release toxins that it has previously accumulated, cause inflammation or damage internal organs....
America

UNODC and ICCWC support South American countries to combat wildlife trafficking: regional SudWEN meeting

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30 November 2021 - Wildlife crime is a serious, transnational organized crime, putting millions into the pockets of criminal groups that exploit gaps in national law enforcement and criminal justice systems. This criminal activity...
America

In Chile, everything for lithium, at the expense of the environment

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After solar radiation, the yellowish liquid contains lithium. © Marion Esnault/Reporterre Animals, plants, water… In Chile, life is disappearing as a result of lithium mining. One man, from an indigenous people, has made this his fight....
Environment

Hundreds have been stung by frightened scorpions after torrential rains in Egypt

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Heavy rains and floods in a southern Egyptian province have claimed the lives of three people and more than 500 are in hospital after scorpion stings, state media reported, the Associated Press reported. Torrents, hail...
Environment

A wind blows ash over Alaska from a volcano that erupted more than a hundred years ago

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The Novarupta eruption is the strongest in the last century and among the largest in history A wind is blowing ash from a volcanic eruption over Alaska in 1912, the Associated Press reported. The unusual warning...
Environment

Interview: The most impactful actions at COP26 point to progress on climate change 

Of the many agreements and initiatives announced at the 26th UN Climate Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, the UN Climate Communications Lead at the Department of Global Communications narrowed down the three that she deemed most impactful. Speaking in an exclusive interview with Alexandre...
Charities

To respond to COP26 and the local climate and ecological emergency, an example to follow

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Your Park, Bristol and Bath and Hargreaves Lansdown team up to plant thousands of bulbs on College Green as a response to COP26 Your Park Bristol and Bath has teamed up with Hargreaves Lansdown employees...
ENTERTAINMENT

The animals were rescued, but the gas bill grew 3 times, – the owner of the zoo near Kiev

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Mikhail Pinchuk told Focus that they managed to change the supplier of blue fuel. However, now the park expects that in winter they will have to pay for gas over a million hryvnia per...
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