The administration of President Gabriel Boric, a self-described environmentalist, is facing a growing rift between scientists, social leaders and energy companies that have differences with regard to the production of green hydrogen in Magallanes. The first wind turbines have already been installed in the Magallanes region, in the far south of Chile, such as these
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12 October 2022
Insulate Britain glue themselves to ground in PMQs-timed protest
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Group’s London return comes as Met chief says climate action is not yet so disruptive that he must shut it down Supporters of Insulate Britain have joined Just Stop Oil protesters on the streets of London, as the chief of the Metropolitan police said daily protests by climate activists had yet to reach a legal
11 October 2022
Australian scientists observe ‘rapid’ decline in Adélie penguin numbers off Antarctic coast
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Ecologists believe population decline near Mawson research station is related to environmental changes that made foraging difficult Get our free news app, morning email briefing or daily news podcast Scientists at the Australian Antarctic Division have recorded a severe decline in a population of Adélie penguins off the east Antarctic coast. Long-term monitoring has revealed
11 October 2022
His Zest For Mandarins Soured, Pakistani Producer Turns To Mushrooms
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Clearing ground to grow vegetables-Sultan’s Kinnow orchard. Credit: Alefia Hussain/IPS By Alefia HussainLAHORE, Pakistan, Oct 11 2022 (IPS) The zesty citrus whiff from the rows of trees boasting unripe kinnow (mandarins) freshens the autumn air in late September. Two deeply tanned men clear the ground under and between the trees to plant vegetables. Opposite the
11 October 2022
A hybrid and hierarchical stated preference study of freshwater restoration in Aotearoa New Zealand
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Publication date: January 2023 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 203 Author(s): Yvonne Matthews
11 October 2022
Emergence of ‘Ghost Boat’ in Lake Shasta leaves officials puzzled
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The drought hit lake coughed up a second world war Higgins vehicle and experts are struggling to explain its presence Waning water levels across the west – symptoms of the region’s record drought – have revealed yet another artifact. Dubbed the “Ghost Boat” by officials, the rusted carcass of a second world war Higgins boat,
11 October 2022
Bangladesh Reaching Out To Global Partners To Transform Agriculture
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Experts from the Netherlands and Bangladesh visit the Rupsha River in Khulna, southern Bangladesh, the planned site of future fish farms. Credit: IPS/Gemcon By Mosabber HossainDHAKA, Oct 10 2022 (IPS) Bangladeshi businessman Kazi Inam Ahmed is building his dream in a village near Rupsha River in Khulna, southern Bangladesh—to develop fish farming in the region,
10 October 2022
Diagnostic, regenerative or fossil-free – exploring stakeholder perceptions of Swedish food system sustainability
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Publication date: January 2023 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 203 Author(s): E. Röös, A. Wood, S. Säll, A. Abu Hatab, S. Ahlgren, E. Hallström, P. Tidåker, H. Hansson
9 October 2022
Bruno Latour, French philosopher and anthropologist, dies aged 75
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Latour’s work on how humanity perceives the climate emergency won praise around the world The French thinker Bruno Latour, known for his influential research on the philosophy of science has died aged 75. Latour was considered one of France’s most influential and iconoclastic living philosophers, whose work on how humanity perceives the climate emergency won
9 October 2022
A hedonic study of New England dam removals
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Publication date: January 2023 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 203 Author(s): Todd Guilfoos, Jason Walsh