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    New Technology Could Succeed Where Carbon Capture Fails

    TriplePundit Feb 26, 2018

    Think of engineered microbes as a kind of living software, and you have an idea where the company LanzaTech is going with its carbon capture and recycling technology. The company…

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    3 Reasons Cape Town’s Water Supply is Facing Day Zero

    Brookings Feb 26, 2018

    Cape Town has become the latest poster child of drought in the Southern African region. The dramatic declaration of Day Zero—the date on which the taps are turned off—has caught…

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    Cape Town Water Crisis Serves As Warning to the World

    Giving Compass Feb 22, 2018

    There’s a city wilting before our eyes. Cape Town, South Africa has experienced record droughts over the past four years and, as a result, officials are warning about a “Day…

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    Before New Uranium Mining, Consider Toxic Legacy

    The Conversation Feb 22, 2018

    Uranium — the raw material for nuclear power and nuclear weapons — is having a moment in the spotlight. Companies such as Energy Fuels, Inc. have played well-publicized roles in lobbying the Trump…

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    Not Easy Being Green: A Look at Beef Grazing Operations

    TriplePundit Feb 20, 2018

    In the beef lifecycle, cattle spend the first half to two thirds of their lives on small ranches and farms (cow-calf and stocker/backgrounder operations). When poorly managed, these grazing operations can cause extensive pollution,…

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    170 Million Americans Drink Radioactive Tap Water

    My Social Good News Feb 19, 2018

    Drinking water for more than 170 million Americans in all 50 states contains radioactive elements that may increase the risk of cancer, according to an EWG investigation. Radiation in tap water…

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    McDonald’s Promises 100 Percent Sustainable Packaging by 2025

    TriplePundit Feb 18, 2018

    McDonald’s has come a long way since those infamous Styrofoam clamshell containers of a generation ago. The world’s largest fast food company announced this week that by 2025, all of…

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    Clean And Safe Drinking Water In America

    HEFN Feb 18, 2018

    The quality of drinking water varies greatly depending on where the water comes from and what system delivers it. In essence, where a person lives in our country can define…

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    How A Florida Wildlife Biologist Became One Of The Greenest Mayors In America

    GOOD Magazine Feb 17, 2018

    There are 392 “climate mayors” in America today, all dedicated to upholding the Paris treaty’s goals for reducing our carbon footprint. They represent nearly 70 million Americans, and their cities…

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    Organizations Working Together To Solve The Global Water Crisis

    Mashable Feb 16, 2018

    Stella Artois and Water.org are partnering to #GiveThemTimeBack to people around the globe who lack easy access to clean water. The two organizations have had a relationship since 2015; to date, their…

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    Will The Olympics’ Green Makeover Have Lasting Effects?

    EcoWatch Feb 13, 2018

    Every couple of years, billions of dollars flow into an Olympic host city and its environs for the construction of enormous stadiums, guest hotels, and athlete accommodations. In the past…

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    Made Blue: Sustainable Water Initiatives in Africa

    Medium Feb 10, 2018

    Machiel Van Dooren is a social entrepreneur who has developed a double sided initiative for the provision of water in European countries and also developing countries in Africa. Machiel connects…

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