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    Lawsuit Alleges Illegal Spying on Indigenous and Environmental Activists

    Grist Dec 17, 2021

    Tribal members and environmental advocates filed a lawsuit against the Oregon Department of Justice on Tuesday for “illegal domestic spying” through its Oregon TITAN Fusion Center – one of approximately…

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    Hydroelectricity at a Too Great a Cost

    Eco-Business Dec 12, 2021

    The construction of a hydroelectric power plant in Sumatra is risking the livelihoods of local communities, increasing the risk of disasters and threatening the habitat of the Tapanuli orangutan, the…

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    Tropical Forests Can Recover Surprisingly Quickly on Deforested Lands – And Letting them Regrow Naturally is a Way to Slow Climate Change

    The Conversation Dec 10, 2021

    Tropical forests are among the world’s best tools for fighting climate change and the loss of wild species. They store huge quantities of carbon, shelter thousands of plants and animals…

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    Environmental Conservation Milestones in the Last Year

    Global Citizen Dec 9, 2021

    Conservation is about protecting that which sustains life on Earth — the rivers that flow with fresh water, the soil rooting crops in place, the forests and marinescapes that release…

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    The State of Coral Reef Extinction in Western Indian Ocean

    Grist Dec 8, 2021

    All coral reefs in the western Indian Ocean are at high risk of collapse in the next 50 years due to global heating and overfishing, according to a new assessment.…

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    Island Nations Struggle to Conserve Their Environment

    Environmental News Network Dec 5, 2021

    The impacts of invasive alien species, habitat loss and climate change are compounded in small island nations, which are highly dependent on biodiversity for their economic and social wellbeing. The…

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    Atlantification Is Another Piece in the Climate Change Puzzle

    Environmental News Network Dec 5, 2021

    The Arctic Ocean has been getting warmer since the beginning of the 20th century – decades earlier than records suggest – due to warmer water flowing into the delicate polar…

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    Barriers to Inclusion in the Field of Conservation Science

    Forbes Dec 5, 2021

    As world leaders fight for climate change solutions, I think it’s time to talk about a related and critical need: To give ourselves the best shot at solving the biodiversity…

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    How Regenerative Ocean Farming Can Help Advance Indigenous Food Sovereignty

    GreenBiz Nov 24, 2021

    Just east of the Kenai Peninsula in south central Alaska sits Prince William Sound: an inlet full of tidewater glaciers spanning 3,800 miles of coastline and flanked by the jagged…

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    How Businesses Can Address Hidden Risks of Nature Loss

    GreenBiz

    As last year’s news headlines have made all too clear, nature is in a state of emergency. In May following the most comprehensive scientific investigation into the planet’s health, a report…

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    Business Efforts to Understand Plastic Pollution

    GreenBiz

    In a few quick years, great momentum has built around a multitude of business efforts to advance a circular economy, particularly in plastic. Fears that plastic particles soon will outnumber…

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    Climate Change Threatens Food Sovereignty for Yukon Natives

    The Counter Nov 22, 2021

    It’s nearly 2 in the morning and the sun is just beginning to set as Ben Stevens navigates the braided channels of the Yukon River toward his fish camp. Stevens…

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