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Environment
Environment USAMore and More Countries Stand up to Protect Nature’s Rights
In the last dozen of years, rights of nature laws have seen a substantial boost. In at least 14 countries, rivers and ecosystems have won the legal right to exist and flourish, as residents are allowed to sue over harm on behalf of lakes and reefs.
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Environment United KingdomNurture Nature is the New Trend in Businesses (and many need nature to make money, too!)
Businesses show an interest in limiting the harm their operations do to the planet. More than 1,600 companies around the world have already taken steps to protect nature and reduce their threats to forests, soil, plants, animals and humans.
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Environment AfghanistanAfghanistan, the Land of War and Trouble? Yes, but There Is Good News, Too!
Afghanistan has established its fifth protected national park, located in the Bamyan province, where such wildlife as the endangered Persian leopard can be found in the ecologically, socially and culturally important landscape.
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Society
Society USAYou Can Get Into the National Parks Free Now – but Keep Your Distance!
For those in the United States who want to go out for a walk but still practice social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic, the National Park Service is waiving its entrance fees to any parks that are still open.
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Environment USAWant to Turn Into a Tree After You Die? Check These Burial Options…
Traditional burial and cremation methods are environmentally toxic, meaning we may continue to hurt the planet with our carbon footprint after death. But new zero-waste alternatives are becoming available to help our bodies sustainably become a part of nature.
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