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Nature Rights Law World Environment New Movement

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When Amazons Become Legal Persons The year 2026 is going to be marked as a year of historic change in the fight for alternatives. The peaceful enjoyment of the past few years has now evolved into the concept of the “rights of nature.” Ecuador is seeking to have a large......
Environmental Science

New Eco-Friendly Innovation: Sand Battery for Renewable Energy

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Finnish Innovation: The World’s First Sand Battery Successfully Used for Long-Term Energy Storage To meet the challenge of storing renewable energy, Finnish scientists have come up with a strange yet highly effective solution: the ‘Sand Battery’. This industrial-scale battery is the world’s first commercially launched long-duration thermal energy storage system,......
Environment Pollution

New route for international environmental crime

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‘Toxic waste’ trafficking in West Asia and the Balkans: New route for international environmental crime Environmental crime now extends beyond wildlife trafficking to include illegal waste trafficking, which has opened new avenues for international crime rings. A recent Europol report reveals that toxic electronic waste, industrial chemicals, and nuclear waste......
Environment Pollution

Antarctic Ocean Weakness: Global Carbon Sink Capacity Sees Unexpected Decline

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Antarctic Ocean Weakness: Changing Role of Global Carbon Sink Two of nature’s main allies in combating global warming—terrestrial forests and the ocean—are losing their carbon sink capacity. The most worrying of these is the weakening of the Southern Ocean around Antarctica. The ocean used to help stabilize the climate by......
Environmental Problems

ESDO Research: Dangerous Levels of Lead in Decorative Paints

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ESDO Research: Dangerous Levels of Lead in Decorative Paints A new and serious aspect of industrial pollution and public health risks has been revealed in a recent study. A study by ESDO (Environment and Social Development Organization) found dangerous levels of lead in decorative paints sold in Bangladesh. This discovery......
Environment Protection

COP30 and Amazon Coast Drilling Debate

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A Policy Contradiction The 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) is being held in Belém, in the heart of Brazil’s Amazon rainforest. Just before the conference, the Brazilian government’s approval for new oil exploration along the Amazon coast has generated significant policy debate and international backlash. The decision has......
Environment Protection

Carbon-Direct Air Capture is about to become economically viable

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Carbon Capture: Carbon-Direct Air Capture is about to become economically viable Direct Air Capture (DAC) is no longer just a theoretical solution to climate change; it has become a viable technology for capturing carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere. With new innovations, scale-up projects, and huge governments investments, this technology......
Environment Research

Double crop under solar panels: The rise of agrivoltaics in climate-resilient agriculture

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Double crop under solar panels: The rise of agrivoltaics in climate-resilient agriculture  Agrivoltaics combines solar power generation with food production on the same land, attracting attention as a climate change solution. Research indicates that the shade and cooling provided by solar panels can boost crop yields and enhance soil health,......
Environment Protection

Launched a new platform named ICCES for Climate Knowledge and Action at Dhaka on the occasion of International Climate Action Day

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Launched a new platform named ICCES for Climate Knowledge and Action at Dhaka on the occasion of International Climate Action Day By Khandaker Muntasir Hossain October 26, observed globally as International Climate Action Day, was marked by the launch of the Institute of Climate Change, Environment, and Sustainability (ICCES). Students,......
International Environment

Oceans cannot become ‘Wild West’, UN chief warns

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Oceans cannot become ‘Wild West’, UN chief warns  The UN chief has warned that unregulated mining in the deep sea must not be allowed to continue. “The deep sea cannot become the Wild West,” UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said in Nice, France, the BBC reported. His words were echoed by......

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