To truly understand the ongoing conversation about shifting globally to renewable energy, it's crucial to recognize that developing nations still depend on fossil fuels as a crucial step toward lifting themselves out of poverty. (1/5)
A federal judge is ordering the EPA to take regulatory action regarding the potential impact of fluoride in drinking water on IQ levels, based on scientific evidence that suggests it may cause a loss of more than four IQ points.
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A Colombian court has ruled that Pablo Escobar's invasive hippos can be hunted to protect local ecosystems from the growing population.
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Nutella launched a vegan version of their hazelnut spread in France, Belgium, and Italy, replacing milk with chickpeas and rice syrup, but the product still contains palm oil.
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Namibia is planning to slaughter more than 700 animals, including elephants, zebras, and hippos, to provide meat to communties facing severe food insecurity during the countryโs worst drought in a century.
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The EU has introduced new climate rules requiring airlines to report the climate impact of vapor trails and carbon emissions from flights, starting in 2025.
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๐ค Advancements in green tech certainly help propel conservation research, but is it nullified by illegal fishers, loggers, and poachers using the same level of technology?
โ๏ธ โฆHear our take in tomorrowโs issue of Greener.