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EU parliament divided on plans to review wolves' conservation status

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The European Commission's plans to review the conservation status of the wolf in Europe has divided the European Parliament.
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How Indigenous stewardship made a barren wasteland teem with life

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Wildlife is returning to land that was decimated by construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway in the 1950s in the First Nation community of Kahnawake. A decade-long restoration effort has encouraged better soil and moisture which brought...
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Researchers from Switzerland are using drones to monitor the health of the rainforest

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The team’s project has reached the finals of the global XPRIZE Rainforest competition which encourages the development of technology to measure and monitor the rainforest ecosystem.
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Restoring biodiversity in cities one tree at a time

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Studies have shown that urban areas are important for ecological restoration and reducing the impacts of climate change. Many local groups are taking action by planting trees.
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MEPs of environment committee vote down the Nature Restoration Law, throwing its survival into doubt

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The European Parliament's environment committee on Tuesday voted down an amended version of the Nature Restoration Law.
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Nature Restoration Law survives first crucial vote in the EU Parliament but uncertainty remains high

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The Nature Restoration Law, a key piece of the European Green Deal, sets legally binding targets to rehabilitate degraded habitats and lost species.
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Need2Know December 20, 2022

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Former FTX head Sam Bankman-Fried's extradition confusion, disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein found guilty of rape, and gas prices hit the lowest point in months. Here is everything you Need2Know for Tuesday, December 20, 2022.
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COP15 delegates nearing draft proposal to save world’s species

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Representatives from around the world are close to reaching once-in-a-decade agreement to protect life on land and in the oceans at the COP15 biodiversity summit in Montreal with a draft proposal now on the table.
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Biodiversity agreement reached at Montreal COP15 conference

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Negotiators in Montreal have finalized an agreement calling for the conservation of 30 per cent of the planet by 2030, as the COP15 talks enter their final official day.
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COP15 delegates sign historic deal to protect nature

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Representatives from nearly 200 countries signed a historic agreement to protect 30 per cent of the world's biodiversity by 2030 at the COP15 summit in Montreal.
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COP15 delegates under pressure to reach pact to protect nature

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It's crunch time for negotiations at the COP15 biodiversity summit to reach a global pact to protect species from vanishing. But after talks hit an impasse, there are concerns the summit may end without a concrete plan to save nature...
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Biodiversity conference enters final days of negotiation in Montreal

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At the UN's COP15 conference in Montreal, government officials from around the world are trying to hammer out an agreement to attempt to halt the destruction of the natural world.
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Drought and deforestation threatens Madagascar's biodiversity

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From drought to deforestation - the pressures on Madagascar’s biodiversity are intense.
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Major security operation underway in Montreal ahead of COP15 conference

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Montreal is ramping up security measures as it prepares for thousands of delegates to flood into the city for the COP15 biodiversity conference, where protests are anticipated. It has some civil rights groups concerned about a...
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Protests interrupt Trudeau's speech on 1st day of COP15

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The first day of COP15, the UN’s biodiversity conference in Montreal, got off to a rocky start as protests disrupted Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's opening speech. Delegates are under pressure to come up with a global pact to halt the...
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Thousands of wild species are at risk of extinction: report

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A new report on biodiversity in Canada says thousands of wild species are at risk of being wiped out. Larger animals like whales or marmots garner the most attention but the vast majority of threatened species are insects, plants, mosses...
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UN negotiating treaty to protect crucial ocean habitats

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UN delegates are negotiating a treaty to save international waters from overexploitation. With less than one per cent of international waters protected, environmentalists and scientists alike say the clock is ticking to protect precious...
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UK’s Archbishop of Canterbury calls for environmental action

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The Head of the Church of England, Archbishop Justin Welby, believes that the climate and nature crises are urgent issues demanding immediate attention.
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Swedish scientists have developed synthetic 'blood' to attract and kill malaria-carrying mosquitoes

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Scientists claim this cheaper, targeted method of pest control could be an alternative to mass pesticides that impact the entire ecosystem.
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Swedish scientists have developed synthetic ‘blood’ to attract and kill malaria-carrying mosquitoes

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Scientists claim this cheaper, targeted method of pest control could be an alternative to mass pesticides that impact the entire ecosystem.
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The ‘Game of Trawls’: smart fishing nets could save millions of sea creatures

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French oceanographic institution Ifremer is testing smart trawls to avoid unnecessary catches.
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Over 100 NGOs want EU to end use of biofuel as 'renewable' energy

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European citizens pay more than €6 billion per year to subsidise wood burning as renewable energy.
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Put cameras on fishing boats to reduce marine mammal deaths, say NGOs

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WWF says 1,200 dolphins died in the Bay of Biscay in just four months after getting entangled in fishing gear.
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UN report highlights perils of world's environmental destruction

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The report says climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution add up to three self-inflicted planetary crises that threaten future generations.