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The world generated 62 million tonnes of electronic waste in just one year and recycled way too little, UN agencies warn
Commentary

The world generated 62 million tonnes of electronic waste in just one year and recycled way too little, UN agencies warn

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April 8, 2024
‘Carbon colonialism’ in Africa meets resistance as companies seek to sell carbon credits from conservation projects that often upend local livelihoods—or worse
Environment

‘Carbon colonialism’ in Africa meets resistance as companies seek to sell carbon credits from conservation projects that often upend local livelihoods—or worse

By Taiwo Adebayo and The Associated Press
April 7, 2024
‘A teachable moment’: Science teachers are using the upcoming solar eclipse to make a point
Environment

‘A teachable moment’: Science teachers are using the upcoming solar eclipse to make a point

By Carolyn Thompson and The Associated Press
April 5, 2024
Woman using light-to-sound device
Tech

Science students at Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired have figured out a way to experience the eclipse

By Christina Larson and The Associated Press
April 5, 2024
people watching solar eclipse
Environment

Here’s everything you need to know about the total solar eclipse happening on Monday

By Marcia Dunn and The Associated Press
April 5, 2024
solar eclipse
Environment

6 inmates who claim they need to watch the solar eclipse because of ‘sincerely held religious beliefs’ will get to see it after suing the New York corrections department

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April 5, 2024
Reddit’s former CEO: Here’s why I left Big Tech—and used the skills it taught me to save the planet instead 
Commentary

Reddit’s former CEO: Here’s why I left Big Tech—and used the skills it taught me to save the planet instead 

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April 4, 2024
Investigation finds wolf killed a calf in Colorado, potentially reigniting a ‘ballot biology’ political debate
Politics

Investigation finds wolf killed a calf in Colorado, potentially reigniting a ‘ballot biology’ political debate

By Jesse Bedayn and The Associated Press
April 3, 2024
Some states offer beekeepers tax breaks for raising and caring for the pollinators.
Lifestyle

Hobbyist beekeepers are buzzing after reversing America’s critical bee shortage in just 5 years

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April 3, 2024
Early green tech failures cast doubt on Europe’s $40 billion ‘must-succeed’ innovation fund
Environment

Early green tech failures cast doubt on Europe’s $40 billion ‘must-succeed’ innovation fund

By John Ainger, Will Mathis and Bloomberg
April 2, 2024
Biden’s EPA could jeopardize his key policies by imposing sweeping new environmental rules on chemicals used for chips manufacturing
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Biden’s EPA could jeopardize his key policies by imposing sweeping new environmental rules on chemicals used for chips manufacturing

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March 29, 2024
There are two kinds of companies–those that strengthen democratic capitalism and those that undermine it
Commentary

There are two kinds of companies–those that strengthen democratic capitalism and those that undermine it

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March 26, 2024
‘If you don’t disclose, you won’t get the support of international capital’: The backlash against the SEC’s new mandate is a mistake as China closes the gap on climate disclosures
Commentary

‘If you don’t disclose, you won’t get the support of international capital’: The backlash against the SEC’s new mandate is a mistake as China closes the gap on climate disclosures

By Edmund Downie, Erica Downs and Yushan Lou
March 25, 2024
Greener buildings gain in value, others face ‘huge problems’ as environmental rules loom over property market
Finance

Greener buildings gain in value, others face ‘huge problems’ as environmental rules loom over property market

By Frances Schwartzkopff, Gautam Naik and Bloomberg
March 24, 2024
Hong Kong sweats through highest temperature it’s ever recorded in March following hottest summer on record last year—and its records go back to 1884
Environment

Hong Kong sweats through highest temperature it’s ever recorded in March following hottest summer on record last year—and its records go back to 1884

By Jordan Fabian and Bloomberg
March 24, 2024

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