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Oakland opened up 74 miles of city streets to pedestrians and cyclists

Oakland Slow Streets

[ad_1] News on climate in the time of coronavirus Subscribe today This story was originally published by the Guardian and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. With many residents working from home and children out of school, the city of Oakland, California, is closing off 74 …

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EWG News Roundup (4/17): Protecting Our Food and Farm Workers from COVID-19, the Case for Stimulus Investments in U.S. Tap Water Supply, and More

EWG News Roundup (4/17): Protecting Our Food and Farm Workers from COVID-19, the Case for Stimulus Investments in U.S. Tap Water Supply, and More

[ad_1] In the News Congress may soon consider spending billions of dollars in the next coronavirus stimulus package to upgrade our aging drinking water infrastructure. EWG laid out the case this week for investing in cleaning up the contaminants in Americans’ drinking water. EWG broke down what might happen if …

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Giant wooden pavilion in Taiwan is a birdhouse for humans

Giant wooden pavilion in Taiwan is a birdhouse for humans

[ad_1] Designed by the creative minds behind Taipei-based Phoebe Says Wow Architects, the Boolean Birdhouse is a massive pavilion built in the middle of a national park in Taiwan. Set up for an annual flower show, the wooden building features five individual pitched roofs that jut up into the sky …

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EU sees ‘Green Deal’ delays but keeps climate target plan, leaked document

EU sees ‘Green Deal’ delays but keeps climate target plan, leaked document

[ad_1] According to a draft document seen by Reuters Newsagency the European Commission will delay some climate policies under its signature “Green Deal” proposal due to the coronavirus pandemic, but the timeline to unveil a new 2030 emissions target is unchanged. The pandemic and economic shock have forced the European …

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Incentives needed to fix oceans by 2050

Incentives needed to fix oceans by 2050

[ad_1] Research published in the journal Nature suggests that the substantial recovery of marine life is achievable by 2050. Whether you’re a fishery, a seafood processor, a certifier or a consumer, it is a timely reminder that we can safeguard our oceans for future generations. The paper acknowledges the importance …

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Almost 50% of the UK’s carbon footprint comes from overseas emissions

Almost 50% of the UK's carbon footprint comes from overseas emissions

[ad_1] Almost 50% of the UK’s carbon footprint comes from emissions released overseas to satisfy UK-based consumption, according to a new report by the WWF. According to the report, products including clothing, processed foods and electronics imported into the UK are counted as the manufacturing country’s emissions, not the UK’s …

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The government just bailed out small-scale fishers. Here’s what should happen next

The government just bailed out small-scale fishers. Here’s what should happen next

[ad_1] The government just announced a long awaited support package for small-scale fishers in England, following those made available in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland weeks ago. £10m in cash grants has been made available for smaller boats and for schemes to help fishers sell their catch to their local …

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Did you know that almost all species of sea turtle are now classified as extinct…

Did you know that almost all species of sea turtle are now classified as extinct...

[ad_1] Did you know that almost all species of sea turtle are now classified as extinct❓@wwf And WE are the main cause. But if things don’t change (ASAP), it’s not only the life of baby turtles like the cutie in the photo that are in danger. Your children and your …

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EPA Loosens Rule On Toxic Mercury Emissions As Pandemic Rages

EPA Loosens Rule On Toxic Mercury Emissions As Pandemic Rages

[ad_1] The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday finalized its proposal to loosen rules on oil- and coal-fired power plants’ emissions of mercury and other toxic pollutants in its latest rollback of public health protections during the coronavirus pandemic.  The proposed change to the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) does …

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How the Laws That Earth Day Inspired Have Benefited Us All

How the Laws That Earth Day Inspired Have Benefited Us All

[ad_1] Opinion Fifty years after the first Earth Day helped create the nation’s most important environmental laws, the Trump administration is pushing for a sweeping rollback of regulations. But the rules the administration loves to criticize have made life better and healthier for millions of Americans. By Richard Conniff • April 16, 2020 …

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