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Where’s nature positive? Australia must ensure environment reforms work to restore what’s been lost
Australia is among many countries working to protect and restore nature at scale. But long-awaited environmental law reforms ...
A 3,000-megawatt power plant, fired by gas, that was set to be built in South Africa, has had its proverbial plug pulled — at ...
In a world deluged by dire environmental news and seemingly short on scalable solutions, a recent report spotlights ten ...
International law is starting to reflect a growing global consensus on the need to recognise the climate effects of armed ...
A new research perspective highlights bamboo as a promising and sustainable alternative to traditional plastic materials, ...
In partnership with Grist, The Salt Lake Tribune is pleased to announce it has hired Leia Larsen to cover how climate change ...
UD chemical engineer wins the AIChE Langer Prize for efforts to harness biology to manage plastic waste sustainably ...
Abstract: With increasing complex workflow application and computational resources requirement, distributed computing has attracted growing attention. Meanwhile, cloud computing has emerged as a ...
Wetlands are an important part of the ecological system, providing a myriad of benefits for people, wildlife, and the ...
Caption Karimah Preston, a student in the Duke Climate & Sustainability Master of Engineering program, found that ...
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