Climate Change
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Environment
Environment United KingdomDiscover Eight Future-Proof Superfoods That the Climate Can’t Hurt
Researchers affiliated with the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew, the United Kingdom, released a list of climate-resilient foods in their quest to expand food diversity and secure future generations’ diets as the planet’s climate gets hotter and drier.
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Environment LuxembourgPolluting Vehicle Sales Will Come to a Full Stop by 2035
In Luxembourg, the European Union agreed to enforce a slew of measures to curb emissions, including a ban on the sale of new vehicles with a combustion engine as of 2035, thus combating climate change and moving forward towards its ultimate goal to reach net zero…
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Technology
Technology USAA More Ecological Version of Cement Is in the Works!
A startup based in Colorado, United States, is developing a green alternative to the highly polluting traditional cement by replacing limestone, its main material, with less-emitting rocks, revolutionizing the formula without negatively impacting the industry.
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Environment USAHistoric Agreement Makes Sure Natives Have Their Equal Say (and It’s Good for the Climate, Too!)
The United States signed a historic agreement with five Native American Nations to co-manage Utah’s National Monument, where tribes are seen as equals and experts to better protect the natural landscape and save the cultural traditions associated with it.
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Environment
Environment EuropeClimate Action Reaches Next Level with These Two New Laws
All member states of the European Union (EU) will have to abide by two newly adopted laws, one set to restore Europe’s nature by 2050 and another aimed at cutting in half the use of chemical pesticides by 2030, as a collective effort to halt the…
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Environment
Environment BangladeshHere’s How Mangrove Trees will Protect Local Communities
As cyclones are getting more severe due to the climate crisis, the Bangladeshi government joined forces with NGOs and local communities to plant native mangrove trees along embankments and dikes to protect against tidal surges.
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Environment UAEAnother $50 Billion Investment for Our Earth? “Yes,” Says This Country!
The United Arab Emirates has pledged to invest an additional $50 billion in environmental protection - namely through the deployment of clean energy both at home and abroad - on top of the over $50 billion already invested towards renewable energy projects.