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March 01, 2022
Tree destruction in Japan: a no-win situation
topic: Conservation
by: Sean Michael Wilson
In Japan, trees and gardens in urban environments are being destroyed at alarming rates, much to the detriment of air quality and people's health.
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February 02, 2022
A wetland under siege: Is the Pantanal a paradise lost?
topic: Conservation
by: Steve Trent
org: Environmental Justice Foundation
This World Wetlands Day we must recognise that if we allow the Pantanal to disappear on our watch, we will be overseeing an international tragedy.
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January 25, 2022
Noor Mukadam should not die in vain
topic: Women’s rights
by: Zainab Ali Khan
In Pakistan, much like in other nations, femicide rates are soaring. It is time for globally coordinated action to end violence against women and girls.
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December 14, 2021
International Whaling Commission Requires Bold Vision to Save Whales and Dolphins
topic: Mass Extinction
by: Sue Fisher
org: Animal Welfare Institute
On Its 75th Anniversary, the International Whaling Commission put forth a bold strategic plan to save whales and dolphins
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December 09, 2021
The slow violence of climate displacement: Children’s rights on the frontline
topic: Child rights
org: Environmental Justice Foundation
Climate breakdown is one of the most brutal forms of slow violence, and children are bearing the brunt of it.
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November 11, 2021
The voices unheard at COP26
topic: Climate Change
by: Edo Perry
org: Natursteve
As an exclusive event for world leaders and business people, COP26 excludes some of the most crucial voices in the fight against the climate crisis.
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