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YouTube star Coyote Peterson goes face-to-face with Colorado gray wolves
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29.6.2020 |
Denver Post: News: Local |
| YouTube star Nathaniel Peterson, who has lately parlayed his billions of video views into a hosting gig for Animal Planet, has a simple message about education in the age of coronavirus -- or any age, for that matter. |
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Save the Insects, Save the Farmers, Save Ourselves: New Global Report Calls for End of Industrial Agriculture
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11.6.2020 |
Organic Consumers Association News Headlines |
| A new report released Tuesday draws attention to the worldwide decline in insects and calls for global policies to boost the conservation of both agriculture and the six-footed creatures. The publication, entitled Insect Atlas, comes from two progressive networks: Brussels-based Friends of the Earth and Berlin-based Heinrich Böll Foundation. |
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Policy News: May 18, 2020
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19.5.2020 |
EcoTone |
| In This Issue: Pandemic Response House Legislation Includes Funding for Science, Wildlife Disease The latest coronavirus bill includes $125 million for NSF. Webinar: Invasive Species Policy and COVID-19 Speakers will explore how ecological research can inform policy and contribute knowledge to prevent the introduction and spread of invasive species. National Science Board Unveils Visions 2030 ... |
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Your Perfect Green Lawn Is a Buzz Kill
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7.5.2020 |
Mother Jones |
| Since the post–World War II rise of suburbia, the great American lawn has beckoned with the promise of a grassy, orderly Eden surrounding a single-family fortress. For just as long, lawns have been sending bees and other pollinating critters the opposite message: Buzz off. That’s because the very essence of a lawn (closely shorn, uniform, weed-free) […] |
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This Month in Climate Science, February-March 2020: Carbon Sinks Shrink, Bumble Bees Decline, Nightingale Wings Shorten – and Ecosystems Could Collapse Faster
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27.4.2020 |
WRI Stories |
| This Month in Climate Science, February-March 2020: Carbon Sinks Shrink, Bumble Bees Decline, Nightingale Wings Shorten – and Ecosystems Could Collapse Faster Comments|Add Comment|PrintBumble bee species are declining. Photo by Matt/Flickr Every month, climate scientists make new discoveries that advance our understanding of climate change's causes and impacts. The research gives a clearer picture of the threats we already face and explores what's to come if we don't reduce emissions at a...
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Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Here’s what happened April 22 with COVID-19 in the Chicago area
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23.4.2020 |
Chicago Tribune: Popular |
| Here are the latest updates on the coronavirus in the Chicago area and Illinois. |
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A roadmap for restoring our life support system
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21.4.2020 |
Design & Innovation | GreenBiz.com |
Ecologist John Harte explains how we can use the same interconnectedness that is spurring catastrophe to promote health and sustainability. |
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A zoo without visitors: Animal care goes on as revenue dries up amid coronavirus crisis
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20.4.2020 |
LA Times: Health |
| A closed zoo presents keepers with a dilemma. Animal care isn't cheap. You can't furlough a flamingo. You can't lay off a lion. |
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Gardening Calendar: Classes on raised beds, composting, herbs and finding native bees
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27.2.2020 |
Los Angeles Times - Living Green |
| Gardening Calendar: How to find native bees and build raised beds |
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Policy News: February 24, 2020
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24.2.2020 |
EcoTone |
| In This Issue: Congress Full House of Representatives passes wilderness bills. Executive Branch White House Office of Science and Technology Policy requests information about oceans sciences partnerships, public access to peer-reviewed publications. Courts Groups challenge WOTUS rule, NEPA regulations in the courts. Scientific Community Council of Graduate Schools finds that the number of international graduate ... |
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Car ‘Splatometer’ Tests Reveal Huge Decline in the Number of Insects
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15.2.2020 |
Mother Jones |
| This piece was originally published in The Guardian and appears here as part of our Climate Desk Partnership. Two scientific studies of the number of insects splattered by cars have revealed a huge decline in abundance at European sites in two decades. The research adds to growing evidence of what some scientists have called an “insect apocalypse”, […] |
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Dollar General, Sephora, Lowe's among 7 most improved retailers addressing toxic chemicals
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3.2.2020 |
Small Business | GreenBiz.com |
Sales of products marketed as sustainable are growing 5.6 times faster than conventionally marketed products. |
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10 Big Changes for Forests Over the Last Decade
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10.1.2020 |
WRI Stories |
| 10 Big Changes for Forests Over the Last Decade Comments|Add Comment|PrintA lot changed for the world's forests over the 2010s, but much remains to be done. Photo by flickrfavorites/Flickr. The last decade was pivotal for the world's forests. The 2010s saw the rise of unprecedented new commitments — from governments and the private sector alike — to bring deforestation to heel. The UN REDD+ framework, the New York Declaration on Forests and the Sustainable Development Goals set out ambitious...
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Letters to the Editor: Foodies, stop parroting the meat industry on plant-based burgers
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9.1.2020 |
LA Times: Opinion |
| Switching to plant-based burgers isn't about eating wholesome food; it's about reducing the terrible effects of animal agriculture. |
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Soon We May All Be Suffering from Climate Whiplash
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22.12.2019 |
Mother Jones |
| This piece was originally published in Yale Environment 360 and appears here as part of our Climate Desk Partnership. From 2011 to 2016, California experienced five years of extreme drought, during which numerous high temperature records were broken. These hot, dry years were followed by the extremely wet winter of 2016-2017, when, from October to March, […] |
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Report: Minnesota is improving pollinator protections, but more work to be done
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20.11.2019 |
Minnesota Public Radio: Law & Justice |
| Minnesota state agencies are taking steps to protect pollinators. But a report to the Environmental Quality Board indicates there’s more work to be done on improving pollinator habitat, reducing the use of pesticides harmful to insects and expanding public support for bees and butterflies. |
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Butterfly on a bomb range: How scientists have made the Endangered Species Act work
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20.11.2019 |
LA Times: Environment |
| Nearly 1,500 species have been protected by the U.S. Endangered Species Act, and only 11 have gone extinct. When laws are enforced, species can be saved. |
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Endangered Species Act at work in protecting butterflies at Fort Bragg’s artillery range
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19.11.2019 |
Headlines: All Headlines |
| In the unlikely setting of the world’s most populated military installation, amid all the regimented chaos, you’ll find the Endangered Species Act at work. |
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In the Sierra, scientists bet on 'survivor' trees to withstand drought and climate change
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18.11.2019 |
LA Times: Environment |
| Sierra Nevada forests are vital for California's water supply and wildlife, but are under siege from drought, beetles and climate change. Can scientists use drought-surviving trees to build more resilient forests? |
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This non-gendered “hair space” in RiNo is creating community through haircuts
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14.11.2019 |
Denver Post: News: Local |
| Transgender, queer and gender-fluid Denverites flock to this RiNo "hair space" where hair cuts are priced by the hour, not by gender. |
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