Environment
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Environment France5. October 2023More Taxes on Flights for a Train-Friendly Future
France is looking to close the gap between train tickets and airplane tickets by further taxing the aviation industry to invest in the national railway network, curbing the heavily polluting sector in favor of an environmentally-friendlier industry.
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Environment Australia2. October 2023(Literally) Fighting Fire with Fire to Protect Nature
Indigenous ranger groups across Australia are joining forces to burn an invasive grass that can become one of the most dangerous sources of fuel when summer heat comes, thus reducing the chances of out-of-control wildfires.
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Environment Canada1. October 2023Big Wilderness Area Protected: a Biodiversity Win!
Nova Scotia, Canada, is protecting close to 700 hectares of old-growth forest, wetland and lakes as they are a crucial habitat for a wide diversity of species, including the endangered mainland moose and Canada warbler.
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Society Europe28. September 2023Gas Storage: Winter Is Coming, and We’re Ready for It
In preparation for the coming winter, the European Union managed to achieve its goal of filling gas storage facilities to 90% capacity almost three months ahead of schedule, thus stabilizing markets across the EU countries.
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Animals Australia27. September 2023Logging Has Been Suspended Here, in Favor of Protecting Koalas
As the Australian government is looking into the establishment of a great koala national park, logging has been suspended in the mid-north coast of New South Wales, a high-value koala habitat, a step in the right direction for the survival of the emblematic marsupial.
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Environment UAE27. September 2023Planting Mangrove Seeds to Slash Carbon Emissions: Here’s How They Do It
Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates, has been planting mangrove seeds with the help of drones, as part of a major innovative initiative to plant 100 million seeds by 2030 and reach net zero emissions by 2050.
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Environment USA26. September 2023The Big Apple’s Rideshare Vehicles Are Going Green
New York City, the United States, launched a program destined to transition the city’s rideshare fleet to zero-emission or wheelchair-accessible vehicles by 2030 as part of the Big Apple’s long-term strategic climate plan that benefits the environment, the population, and the economy.