Environment
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Environment USA20. May 2022This Enzyme Breaks Down Plastic… in Days!
A team of researchers affiliated with the University of Texas, United States, has discovered an enzyme capable of breaking down plastic in a matter of days, thus providing a solution to plastic waste in overflowing landfills and the environment.
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Technology USA16. May 2022Groundbreaking “Solar” Plane Could Stay In The Air For Months
An American-Spanish startup company is busy at work transforming a solar-panel-equipped plane into a pseudo-satellite able to do various tasks without using a single drop of fuel and to stay afloat for months at a time.
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Environment Australia15. May 2022Protecting Our Oceans, Two Marine Parks at a Time!
Off the coast of Western Australia, there will be two new marine parks, home to a vast number of endemic species, to protect in a more effective way the pristine environment and crucial biodiversity this area offers.
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Society Australia14. May 2022Indigenous Policy Gets a Huge Makeover
The future of aboriginal communities is looking bright: the Australian government is pledging billions of dollars over the next five years to massively reform its Indigenous policy, a decision aimed at safeguarding Australia’s unique environment and culture for future generations.
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Environment Spain12. May 2022More Wind Power Brings This Country Closer to Its Green Goal
As wind power has become its main source of electricity generation, Spain intends to increase its production by tapping into offshore wind farms along its thousands of kilometers of coastline in order to meet its goal of generating close to 75% of electricity from renewable sources…
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Environment Canada9. May 2022This River Now Has the Same Rights as the Rest of Us!
The Magpie River in Quebec’s Côte-Nord region has become the very first Canadian river to be granted the status of a legal person, and ecotourism could play a vital role in developing a local economy aligned with conservationist values.
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Environment Palau8. May 2022Over $16 Billion Dedicated to Better Protect Our Oceans
At the end of the seventh edition of Our Ocean Conference held in Koror, Palau, more than 400 commitments were made, worth more than $16 billion, to protect ocean health as participants addressed the most urgent ocean issues.
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Environment Canada7. May 2022Fossil Fuel Exploration Ends Here, in a World First
The Canadian province of Quebec becomes the world’s first jurisdiction to ban oil and gas development on its territory, a decision most welcomed by environmental organizations and citizen groups whose implication played a major role in the adoption of the societal engagement.