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#1207762019-04-15
The Entrepreneur Who Is Using Video Games And Cryptocurrency To Protect Biodiversity
When Andrew Robinson and his wife Mallika were driving one day, they heard their son and his friends chatting about video games in the back seat of the car. “They were talking about these fantasy worlds and all these monster types and shields they needed to protect themselves,” Robinson says. It ...
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#1324472022-01-12
The Green Planet live stream: how to watch the new BBC David Attenborough nature series from anywhere
The Green Planet – David Attenborough's latest BBC natural history series – has been called "gobsmacking" and "awe-inspiring". From the world's deadliest flower to the 1000-year-old tropical trees, The Green Planet shows you things no eye has ever seen.
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#1311272021-10-25
The Guardian’s climate pledge
In 2019, the Guardian made a pledge in service of the planet. We declared that the escalating climate crisis was the defining issue of our lifetime, and that quality, trustworthy reporting on the environment was a vital tool to confront it.
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#1218352019-08-08
The Increasing Irrelevance of Climate Change Denial
Even if you don’t accept the science, you’ll need to deal with the consequences
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#1195352019-01-22
The Most Important #10YearChallenge Photos Are Probably Not What You Expected
With another year on the horizon, millions of people on social media are partaking in a viral new craze. It's called the #10YearChallenge, and the dare is simple: share two photos of yourself taken a decade apart and laugh at the contrast.
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#1264672020-12-28
The Mountains of Oman Encyclopaedia launched
Under the auspices of His Highness Sayyid Shihab bin Tarik Al Said, Deputy Prime Minister for Defence, The Mountains of Oman Encyclopaedia was launched at the Royal Opera House Muscat.
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#1229542019-11-11
The Prestigious «Albert I» Medals for services to protect the Oceans reward Two Outstanding Global Citizens
Each year, the Oceanographic Institute, Albert I Foundation, and with the support of the Prince of Monaco honour the great names of the marine world who by their commitment and their work contribute to make known, love and protect the ocean.
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#1338732022-03-31
The Weight of Water - The Human Cost of Climate Change
This film tells three stories of people suffering from the dramatic consequences of climate change. Their Nepalese communities are already being affected by floods and drought.
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#1283562021-04-30
The man on a mission to reveal the ‘souls’ of vanishing glaciers
Satellite images and the latest scientific studies may accurately inform us how quickly the world’s glaciers are melting. But Garrett Fisher’s mission is different: to reveal the “souls” of vanishing glaciers.
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#1289992021-06-02
The mango tree
Once upon a summer, not too long ago, Miyan Mittho was having the worst day of his life. He had an upset stomach, thanks to gorging on the mangoes from that season. Though he believed his life to be a wide open book, he was not particularly keen on sharing this story on Instagram.
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#1251492020-04-17
The pick of the world’s best flora and fauna photos, including bald eagles and roaming wild boar
For the first time in decades, bald eagles have been found nesting in a saguaro cactus in Arizona, US. Kenneth ‘Tuk’ Jacobson, the Arizona game and fish department’s coordinator of raptor management.
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#1292882021-06-14
The power of coexistence
Today, 14 June, a herd of 100 elephants march on London’s Royal Parks, where they will roam until 23 July, raising awareness of the critical importance of coexistence between humankind and wildlife.
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#1219162019-08-15
The secret to making people care about climate change is surprisingly simple
Climate change is getting old. We’ve grown tired of hearing that last year was the fourth-warmest year ever.
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#1235032019-12-18
The seven most crucial climate change novels
Every day brings fresh and ever more alarming news about the state of the global environment. To speak of mere “climate change” is inadequate now, for we are in a “climate emergency.” It seems as though we are tripping over more tipping points than we knew existed.
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#1286632021-05-17
The summit to speed up world-changing solutions
The challenges the world faces in the Anthropocene era offer ample reason for pessimism. Biodiversity is under threat, rising emissions could tip the balance towards unstoppable global heating, and action to combat these woes tends to be sluggish at best.
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#1193642019-01-14
The two-decade journey of Biodiversity Festival
Month-long festival to commence at Arjun Naik Tanda today It’s almost been two decades since the Biodiversity Festival (Pata pantala Jatara) has been initiated by Deccan Development Society (DDS) near Zaheerabad.
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#1213192019-06-14
The urgency of climate crisis needed robust new language to describe it
Changes to how the Guardian writes about climate announced by Katharine Viner prompted a discussion with readers
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#1313012021-10-29
The week in wildlife – in pictures
The best of this week’s wildlife pictures, including shadowy horses, a visiting hippo and a released rare ring seal.
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#1318452021-11-19
The week in wildlife – in pictures
The best of this week’s wildlife pictures, including rescued cheetahs, a waving seal pup and migrating red crabs
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#1323572022-01-07
The week in wildlife – in pictures
The best of this week’s wildlife pictures, including a murmuration of starlings, sea turtle hatchlings and a snake in the grass
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#1331122022-02-11
The week in wildlife – in pictures
The best of this week’s wildlife pictures, including dancing Siberian cranes, a snowy cat and a lonely black-footed ferret.
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#1333462022-02-18
The week in wildlife – in pictures
The best of this week’s wildlife pictures, including a patient great tit, a hungry lemur, and a lucky escape for one humpback whale
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#1335222022-02-25
The week in wildlife – in pictures
The best of this week’s wildlife pictures, including firefall, rock goats and a pack of grey wolves
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#1353332022-07-15
The week in wildlife – in pictures
The best of this week’s wildlife pictures, including killer whales hunting a seal off Shetland and endangered mountain bongos in Kenya
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#1293252021-06-15
The ‘green influencers’ targeting the TikTok generation
Social media platforms are no longer just for selfies and blogs but a place “to organise and educate” people about the climate crisis, according to YouTube star turned activist filmmaker Jack Harries.
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#1220632019-08-30
Theater projects help people reflect on their experiences of climate change
It can be difficult to track from afar the efforts of artists to tackle climate change.
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#1260962020-12-09
There is no Planet B: Become the hero our planet needs at UQ
The scale of the challenges facing our planet can seem daunting: climate change, dwindling populations of wild plants and animals, and widespread environmental injustice. But together, we can all Tmake a difference.
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#1230642019-11-19
This 8-year-old might just be the youngest Pakistani climate change activist
“Of all the things what saddens me the most is the level of plastic I see in the sea and on our beaches,” the eight-year old climate activist Emaan Danish Khan told thethirdpole.net.
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#1196842019-01-30
This Artist Makes Mesmerizing Collages From Produce You Can’t Find in Supermarkets
Those were just drops of honey, they were so incredibly sweet,” says German artist Uli Westphal. “Those were really magnificent. And they were tiny, like the red currant berry.”
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#1236332020-01-09
This Is How We Live Now A year’s diary of reckoning with climate anxiety, conversation by conversation.
Some scientists say the best way to combat climate change is to talk about it among friends and family — to make private anxieties public concerns. For 2019, my New Year’s resolution was to do just that, as often as possible, at the risk of spoiling dinner.
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#1248372020-03-25
This Shark Live Stream Is the Best
Zoos and aquariums all across the country will be closed for the foreseeable future in a bid to limit the spread of Coronavirus and #flattenthecurve. But that doesn’t mean that kids and families won’t be able to catch a glimpse of penguins, pandas, sharks, hippos, and otters. A number of zoos an ...
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#1284502021-05-06
This innovative project fuses journalism and music to highlight lawlessness at sea
Environmental crimes and human rights abuses are rife at sea and their offshore status means they’re largely hidden from the world. The Outlaw Ocean Project is a journalistic non-profit that raises awareness about these crimes using both traditional and original models of storytelling.
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#1280442021-04-14
This surf school in Chennai has cleared 24,000 kg of trash from beaches and oceans by offering free surfing lessons
Bay of Life Surf School in Chennai not only teaches surfing and other sports, but also cleans and maintains the Kovalam beach and the water bodies.
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#1244782020-03-03
This world wildlife day, we look at a family that adopted a turtle in another continent
This Chennai family’s love for conservation pans three generations and two continents 1987, 2012, 2020. These are key years in this decades-long love story which is still going strong. At the centre of it is a red-crowned roof turtle at Madras Crocodile Bank Trust.
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#1236832020-01-13
Threat of plant disease from imports
Dame Helen Mirren is backing efforts to keep deadly plant disease Xylella out of the UK by voicing an animation warning of the risks it poses. The bacterium Xylella fastidiosa can infect more than 500 species of plant, including garden favourites such as lavender, oleander, rosemary and flowerin ...
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#1278452021-04-01
TikTok joins forces with Extreme E to raise awareness of climate change
TikTok and Extreme E are bringing the off-road racing experience to the social networking service’s community while shedding light on the impact of climate change and providing a gender-equal platform.
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#1286362021-05-14
Timeless meditations on Earth’s fragility, and the damage humans do
One year ago, when the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic swept across the world, it brought several countries to a standstill. Travel and tourism came to a halt, industrial activities waned, air and noise pollution declined. Everywhere, nature seemed more resurgent.
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#1291532021-06-08
Tired Earth: An Interview with Ilhan Sayin, Environmental Artist
What are you working on now? I just launched my second solo art show “Spring Amidst Mist and Masks” as part of Tired Earth’s #Maskuary campaign. This campaign is supported by the CUHK Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change; The Institute of International Knowledge Management (TIIKM) as well as Pin ...
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#1345172022-05-17
Towards a Natural Social Contract' (2021) wins Nautilus Gold Award
Proposes a fundamental change in the way humans interact with their social and natural environment Advocates a shift from a growth-oriented society to a more ecocentric and regenerative society. Develops a transformative social-ecological innovation framework for sustainable solutions to endemic ...
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#1230312019-11-18
Training for promotion of environmental journalism organized by Aaranyak
Media can play an important role in shaping the mindset of people towards the issues pertinent to biodiversity and the environment and can also influence policy making to a great deal.
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#1187582018-11-01
Transition Plan Lays Out UW Commitment to Biodiversity Science
The University of Wyoming would establish a new “center of excellence” in biodiversity science based at UW’s Bob and Carol Berry Biodiversity Conservation Center, under a plan presented to the UW community today.
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#1214962019-07-08
Treat climate change like the crisis it is, says journalism professor
There have been growing calls from climate scientists and environmental activists for the media to cover the climate crisis with the severity and urgency they say it demands.
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#1277202021-03-16
Turkey trains the world in fight against forest fires
An international center set up in the southern province of Antalya is offering comprehensive training for forest firefighters from around the world.
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#1275152021-03-04
Turning plagues of locusts into chicken feed – in pictures
The biggest swarms of the insects in a generation have devastated crops and grazing across Africa but are now being turned into sustainable, high-protein animal fodder and fertiliser
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#1208902019-04-30
Two-thirds of Britons agree planet is in a climate emergency
Two-thirds of people in the UK recognise there is a climate emergency and 76% say that they would cast their vote differently to protect the planet.
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#1207642019-04-15
UN urges curriculum review to promote climate change awareness in Africa
The UN Environment on Tuesday called for the revision of education curriculum in Africa to promote climate change awareness among the youth. Richard Munang, UN Environment climate change coordinator for Africa, said the continent's current education curriculum requires an overhaul in order for i ...
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#1244282020-02-28
UNEP launches Glowing Glowing Gone campaign on loss of coral due to climate change
This World Wildlife Day, the Wild for Life campaign is excited to partner with The Ocean Agency, an organization that utilizes the power of creative collaboration to accelerate ocean conservation and climate action. To foster change, the Ocean Agency raises awareness of the ocean’s most pressing ...
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#1236662020-01-13
UNO partners with Conservation Fusion in biodiversity education goals
A campfire sits next to a building painted with a light-blue exterior with red, purple and yellow paper lanterns hanging in the windows in Lavavolu, Madagascar. Children gather around the campfire for the inauguration of their new school, a gift from the other side of the world in Omaha, Nebraska.
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#1269052021-02-08
Ultrarunner Clare Gallagher speaks up about climate change
Clare Gallagher knows about determination. As a professional trail runner, she competes in grueling 100-mile races over rugged terrain. And when she’s not running, she’s focused on an even bigger challenge: climate change. Gallagher’s activism began in 2016. That year, President Trump was electe ...
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#1269632021-02-10
Underwater photographer of the year 2021 winners – in pictures
Underwater photographer of the year, a global annual competition based in the UK, celebrates photography beneath the surface of the ocean, lakes, rivers and even swimming pools