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Environment

Euronews

How climate change is threatening our favourite Christmas foods

Euronews - 7 hours ago

Rising temperatures, drought, and soaring energy costs are putting favourite foods on the Christmas menu at risk.

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The Denver Post

Subway In Spain Recycles Energy From Braking Trains Into Power For Electric Cars

Huffington Post - 3 days ago

Barcelona’s subway system sends energy from its braking trains up to street level to help charge EVs.

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Daily Express

National weather forecast for Saturday December 21

Sydney Morning Herald - 19 hours ago

National weather forecast for Saturday December 21.

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Mother Jones

Conservation Efforts Save Pandas, Wolves and Panthers from Extinction

Scientific American - 1 day ago

There are so many species facing extinction—but today we’re telling stories about the animals making a comeback and the conservationists working hard to help.

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Deutsche Welle

Ukraine: Oil spill off Crimea poses huge environmental risk

Deutsche Welle - 4 days ago

Oil from a huge spill is now reaching the shores of the Kerch Strait, and environmental groups are fearing the worst. The accident has also drawn attention to Russia's aging fleet of unregulated ships.

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The San Diego Union-Tribune

US pledges 61% emissions cut by 2035 as Biden bows out

Euronews - 1 day ago

The US has become only the fourth country to put a new emissions reduction pledge on the table ahead of a February 2025 deadline under the Paris Agreement to halt global temperature rise – but with president-elect Trump due to take office next month, its impact is questionable.

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Daily Express

Best climate fiction reads 2024: Meet the finalists of a new UK prize

Euronews - 4 days ago

The first-ever Climate Fiction prize has announced its longlist of books - and they’re all written by women.

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Daily Express

Map: Phoenix will plant 27,000 shade trees. These areas need them most

Phoenix New Times - 5 days ago

A city survey showed 90% of residents say there is not enough shade in Phoenix, which translates to higher temperatures.

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