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New Zealand Anger As Pristine Lakes Tapped For Bottled Water Market
A plan to extract millions of litres of water out of a Unesco world heritage site, send it by pipe to the coast and ship it to foreign markets for bottling has ignited a campa...
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Europe Poised For Total Ban On Bee-Harming Pesticides
Draft regulations seen by the Guardian reveal the European commission wants to prohibit the insecticides that cause ‘acute risks to bees’ The world’s most wi...
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Canada Is Investing $2 Billion In A Climate Disaster Mitigation Fund
In its new federal budget, Canada invests in machine learning and teaching kids to code, but offers no real plan for how to address workplace automation.The wildfires that tor...
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Thames Water Hit With Record £20m Fine For Huge Sewage Leaks
Massive fine reflects change in sentencing as previously low penalties failed to deter water firms from polluting England’s rivers and beaches Thames Water has been hit ...
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World Water Day: One In Four Children Will Live With Water Scarcity By 2040
One in four of the world’s children will be living in areas with extremely limited water resources by 2040 as a result of climate change, the UN has warned.Within two de...
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Elon Musk, Meet Port Augusta: four Renewable Energy Projects Ready To Go
When it comes to South Australia’s radical plans for energy storage to support its power network, all roads lead to Port Augusta – or all transmission lines, that ...
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March for the Environment
In the wake of Donald Trump's election as President of the United States, it is likely that the Environmental Protection Agency, which has promoted clean air and safe drinking...
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Protecting India’s Environment
If the right development strategy is implemented, it is possible to have both economic development and an environment worth living in The State of the Global Air report releas...
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Plant Thought Extinct For 200 Years Sparks Legal Action Against Sydney Development
A newly rediscovered rare plant – thought to have become extinct almost 200 years ago – has sparked a legal action in Sydney’s west against a development tha...
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India Fast-Tracks Kashmir Hydro Projects That Could Affect Pakistan Water Supplies
India has fast-tracked hydropower projects worth $15bn in Kashmir in recent months, three federal and state officials said, ignoring warnings from Islamabad that power station...
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