- University of Leeds
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Act Now to Benefit Economically from Peatland Restoration
Restoring the world's depleted peatlands now rather than later would have massive economic benefits to society, according to new research.
- University of East Anglia
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Indigenous and Local Communities Key to Successful Nature Conservation
Indigenous Peoples and local communities provide the best long-term outcomes for conservation, according to new research from the University of East...
Experts classify one-third of chondrichthyan fish species as threatened, urge conservation action
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Global Sand and Gravel Extraction Conflicts with Half of UN Sustainable Development Goals
Growing global demand for overlooked natural resources has implications for health, the environment and society in low- and middle-income countries
Southern New England habitat is important to the North Atlantic right whale. With offshore wind energy development planned in the region, working...
- Simon Kershaw
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Cefas Evidence Supports Successful Prosecution UK Wastewater Permit Breaches Case
Southern Water have recently been fined a record £90m for deliberately pouring sewage into sea.
- International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
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Meeting Biodiversity, Climate, and Water Objectives Through Integrated Strategies
A new study carried out by the Nature Map Consortium, shows that managing a strategically placed 30% of land for conservation could safeguard 70% of...
- ECO
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Better Oceans, Better Futures: Project Explores Indigenous Approaches to Ocean Stewardship
UOW, Aboriginal communities work towards a culturally sensitive, sustainable ocean governance model
- Amanda Morris
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The Case for Onboard Carbon Dioxide Capture on Long-Range Vehicles
Method can be implemented based on existing technologies
- By Turtle Island Restoration Network
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Texas Coastal Town Bans Balloon Releases to Protect Wildlife
Galveston City Council unanimously passed an ordinance last night that will ban the open release of latex and mylar balloons. The decision came...
- By Alec Basson, Stellenbosch University
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Science Alone Won’t Save Humpback Dolphins
There are fewer than 500 Indian Ocean humpback dolphins (Sousa plumbea) remaining in South African waters. Science alone will not bring them back...
- Marine Management Organisation
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Government Scales Up Support to Protect the World’s Ocean with Multimillion Boost for Marine Recovery
Blue Planet Fund delivers £16.2m for five programs to tackle climate change, restore ocean health and reduce poverty in developing countries.
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