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Project Kasai: Just How Much Garbage is in the Ocean?
Andrea Smith in Sustainability 2 days ago
How much garbage is floating around in the seas? Probably more than you ever thought possible.
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NYC Recycling Program Improves With Expansion Of Rigid Plastics
Laura Merli in Sustainability 3 weeks ago
Dedicated recyclers in NYC will no longer have to bring their yogurt cups to Whole Foods.
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Every Cup Of Coffee You Drink is Destroying the Planet
Darcy Bullock in Sustainability 3 weeks ago
People drink copious amounts of coffee around the world each day, but as consumption increases, we need to pay more attention to what types of coffee are sustainable and ethical.
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We Are Mismanaging Our Precious Oceans – Why You Should Care
David Miliband in Sustainability 3 weeks ago
The global ocean generates every second breath of oxygen we take, absorbs 1/4 of our CO2 emissions, and gives us 80m tons of seafood each year. But we're not managing them effectively.
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This New Genome Shows How All Land Vertebrates Evolved, Including Ourselves
Jonathan Booth in Sustainability 3 weeks ago
For decades, biologists have questioned how gill-bearing, finned fish evolved into air-breathing, limbed amphibians.
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Monsanto's GMO Seeds Are Actively Cultivating Cultural Genocide
Maribel Hermosillo in Sustainability 1 month ago
Monsanto has been able to protect its harmful malpractice with GMO seeds by taking advantage of the IMF, destroying cultural farming practices all over the world in the process.
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Tesla Motors Turns a Profit: The Economics Of Electric Cars
Grant Ferowich in Sustainability 1 month ago
How nice does an electric car sound when you could have 10,000 barrels of crude oil running down your street?
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Exciting New Species Discovery in Papua New Guinea Helps Bring Hope to Conservationists
Jonathan Booth in Sustainability 2 months ago
A pioneering biological survey has revealed dozens of new plants and animals. It is hoped that this region will gain a greater conservation status and lead to the development of new protection.
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