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Indigenous leaders warn of ‘civil unrest’ ahead of key meeting on major project bill
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Indigenous leaders warn of ‘civil unrest’ ahead of key meeting on major project bill

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Conservative Groups Urge Supreme Court Review Of Offshore Wind Project Approval

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The Independent Women’s Law Center (IWLC) and the America First Policy Institute (AFPI) have filed an amicus brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to take up the case of Seafreeze Shoreside et al v. United States Department of Interior et al. The case challenges the federal government’s authority and approval process for large-scale offshore wind […] Conservative Groups Urge Supreme Court Review Of Offshore Wind Project ApprovalTampa · TampaSee the Story

Scientists Reveal Butterflies Are Disappearing at a "Catastrophic" Rate—Plant These Flowers to Help

A recent study showed butterfly populations decreased by 22 percent since 2000. Find out what flowers you can plant to support the butterflies in your yard.United States · United StatesSee the Story

Mitsubishi Cancels Plans for a $1.3B Chemical Plant

Editor’s note: “MMA is methyl methacrylate, a chemical compound that was banned by the FDA in the 1970s for use in nail enhancements due to its potential health hazards,” Hanna says. Celebrity manicurist Julie Kandalec adds, “It’s an ingredient commonly found in acrylic liquids, called monomer.” One of the easiest ways to check if there is MMA in your acrylic or nail supplies is to check the ingredient list of your products. It should not be li…Mitsubishi · Ascension ParishRead Article

Scientists uncover alarming contamination in water sources — here's why experts are worried

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Scientists in Latin America are sounding the alarm over the presence of microplastics in freshwater sources — and the understudied human health impacts of the plastic pollution. What's happening? A new report by SciDev.net highlights two recent studies linking microplastic pollution to freshwater sources in Latin America.  A Cuban study found microplastics, or plastic particles less than five millimeters long, in two freshwater rivers — the Alme…ResearchSee the Story

The Ball Comes to Rest

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Just because we can’t understand something doesn’t render it non-existent. Seeking answers from within our brains gets what it deserves: garbage in—garbage out.Stephen ColbertSee the Story

Birdsong Rings Out Once Again in Togo’s Sacred Forest of Titiyo

Editor’s note: “A new study in Science indicates that reforestation projects, which restore degraded or destroyed forests, are the most effective land-based method for carbon removal and biodiversity protection. Meanwhile, the authors found that afforestation, in which trees are added where they didn’t exist before, and bioenergy cropping, in which carbon-removing crops are planted to make biofuels, can have negative effects on wildlife, outweig…Science · TogoRead Article

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