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Threatened Heath Fritillary Butterflies See Major Population Increase in England

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There is new hope for one of the rarest butterflies in the UK as a surge of heath fritillary butterflies (Melitaea athalia) has been observed in parts of England this spring and summer. As The Guardian reported, the number of heath fritillary butterflies seen in England, particularly in Exmoor, is on the rise following a sunnier spring and improved habitat conditions. This year, there have been around 1,000 of the butterflies spotted at the Nati…England · England See the Story

Renewables Join Fossil Fuels in Supplying Record Energy Demand: Report

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The world’s demand for oil, gas, renewables, coal, nuclear and hydropower hit a record high in 2024, with all growing year-on-year for the first time in nearly two decades, according to a new report by the London-based Energy Institute (EI). The 74th edition of the Statistical Review of World Energy found that together wind and solar grew by 16 percent, with China’s share contributing 57 percent of new additions. “All major energy sources, inclu…Solar Power See the Story

Halonen Joins Ex-Leaders in Call for Global Economic Reform

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Former Finnish President Tarja Halonen has joined 39 other former heads of state in a public letter urging world leaders to confront rising inequality and create a more equitable global order. The letter, signed by former leaders from all continents, includes the names of Finland’s former Prime Ministers Sanna Marin and Mari Kiviniemi. It warns that while nearly half the world’s population lives in poverty, the first trillionaires may soon emerg…Stefan Löfven See the Story

Bee Hotels Can Help Native Pollinators Recover in the Wake of Climate-Fueled Wildfires: Study

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Wild pollinator populations are declining all over the world, with increasingly severe climate change-fueled wildfires threatening their survival. These intense wildfires are also putting long-term ecosystem health and biodiversity at risk. Bee hotels are artificial nesting structures that have been specially designed to house cavity-nesting species. Often placed in backyards or gardens, they provide safe havens and nurseries for essential polli…Wildfires · Western Australia See the Story

‘The Science Is What Sets Us Apart’: How the Rodale Institute Has Spent 77 Years Innovating Regenerative Organic Agriculture

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Founded in 1947 by J.I. Rodale, Rodale Institute is a nonprofit dedicated to helping the regenerative organic agriculture movement grow through research, education and farmer training. In his study of regenerative organic farming, Rodale — who came up with the term “organic” — studied Indigenous agricultural practices, including those of communities like the long-lived Hunza Peoples of Northern Pakistan. “A lot of people credit him really with b…Education · Pakistan See the Story

Recycling Food Waste Could Dramatically Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Study

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New research has found that recycling food waste using methods such as composting, anaerobic digestion and “refeed” can lead to a dramatic reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions compared with disposing of it in landfills. Pressures like population growth, land degradation and urbanization are putting strain on the global agrifood system, which is a major contributor to GHG emissions. “Everyone is involved in the global agrifood system, sinc…Air Travel See the Story

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Threatened Heath Fritillary Butterflies See Major Population Increase in England

Renewables Join Fossil Fuels in Supplying Record Energy Demand: Report

Halonen Joins Ex-Leaders in Call for Global Economic Reform

Bee Hotels Can Help Native Pollinators Recover in the Wake of Climate-Fueled Wildfires: Study

‘The Science Is What Sets Us Apart’: How the Rodale Institute Has Spent 77 Years Innovating Regenerative Organic Agriculture

Recycling Food Waste Could Dramatically Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Study

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