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EnvironmentEnvironment Japan
This Plastic Does Not Pollute
Replacing traditional plastics has been a long and arduous process, and scientists from one of Japan’s most prestigious scientific research institutes have developed a durable plastic that breaks down in seawater without contributing to the global problem of microplastic pollution.
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Environment
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EnvironmentEnvironment USA
A Promising Future for This River, Thanks to… Sewage Water!
Once the most endangered river in the United States, Arizona’s Santa Cruz River has been reborn in recent years by reintroducing treated wastewater, thus restoring threatened ecosystems and welcoming back some 150 species, including plenty of insects.
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Environment
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Technology
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AnimalsAnimals The World
Knowing When to Stop: How Wildlife Organizations Still Help By Stepping Aside
Wildlife organizations that outlive their usefulness are encouraged to step aside in favor of consolidations, which could increase efficiency and effectiveness in saving endangered species around the globe and preserving the environment.
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EnvironmentEnvironment Guatemala
Joining Forces to Stop Plastic Pollution from Reaching the Ocean
A growing number of organizations are mobilizing their efforts to save Guatemala’s Río Motagua, one of the world’s most plastic-emitting rivers, by depolluting it and raising awareness about plastic pollution in local communities.