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San Francisco, California – The world’s leading e-commerce, technology and social media companies are joining forces with Google and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) to render online platforms and apps inoperable for wildlife traffickers to trade …
Read moreThe 2018 Winter Olympics have drawn to a close, and four years will pass before the world’s next opportunity to[…]
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As president of the Bahamas Marine Exporters Association and managing director of Heritage Seafood, a leading lobster processor, Mia is working with her fellow exporters, fishermen, the Bahamian government, and international NGOs like WWF and The Nature Conservancy to ensure lobsters are fished sustainably.
Read moreSmall distributed energy resources, cutting carbon emissions, and making sure people pay appropriately for participating in the electric system: These[…]
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As WWF works with communities around the world to preserve habitats, wildlife, and natural resources, we know that it is critical to engage both women and men for the best results—environmentally, socially, and economically.
Read moreOn March 6th, EDF filed our Opening Brief in our case challenging EPA’s Inventory Notification Rule. The Brief was filed[…]
Read more9 February, 2018 – Three new studies of how the world works show that seabird excrement plays an unexpected role, as do polar algae and rotting trees.
The post Seabird poop warms the Earth, and cools it appeared first on Climate News Network.
Read moreMuch is known about the methane pollution coming from New Mexico’s oil and gas industry. Scientists studying methane emissions have[…]
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A hen in a battery cage is forced to spend her entire life in a space that’s smaller than the dimensions of an iPad. Photo by The HSUS
The HSUS works year-round to secure the passage of animal protection bills in state legislatures, and to block bad ones advanced by lobbyists for Big Ag. Some lawmakers in Iowa have recently introduced two retrograde bills that seek to reverse the good work done by animal protection advocates in improving conditions for hens in battery . . .
The post Bills in Iowa would force grocery stores to sell eggs from caged hens appeared first on A Humane Nation.
Europe is already witnessing first-hand shifts in commercially important species such as mackerel, herring and cod. The International Council for[…]
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