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Jun 06, 2019
The plan to eliminate coal-burning plants as well as nuclear means that Germany will be counting on renewable energy to provide 65 percent to 80 percent of the country’s power by 2040.
Carnival admitted violating terms of probation from a 2016 criminal conviction.
A bill has been passed requiring pre-graduates to plant at least 10 trees prior to graduating.
Many European nations are battling for the ban of a popular pesticide that has been linked to the mass demise of bees and other wildlife.
How community or neighborhood fares, the damages it suffers, may have a stronger and more lasting effect on the climate beliefs than individual impacts do
Malaysia will return 450 tons of contaminated plastic waste to the countries that shipped it, in a refusal to become a dumping ground for the world's trash.
Delays and disagreements plague final stages of the world-leading, €850-million Extreme Light Infrastructure being built across Eastern Europe.
The TMI nuclear plant is to be shutting down this fall and experts are contesting the decision.
Scientists and warns that a lack of engagement and agreement could hamper efforts to tackle wolf-dog hybridization
A chemical banned around the globe for the last 30 years has made an unfortunate resurgence.
The researchers noted that while radicalized views may open a path to politically motivated violence, these opinions are not criminal or harmful in themselves and do not always lead to inevitable engagement with a violent organization
The strategy relied on two archetypes of masculinity which are the soldier serving their country and the everyday hero saving a damsel in distress
The study observed that soda taxes would yield more benefit at the state level than they would at the city level, both because they cover more people and because buying tax-free soda just outside the city, which some people do, dilutes the benefits of a tax
Huawei said banning it from the United States would ultimately hurt American businesses.
San Francisco becomes the first city in the United States to ban the use of facial-recognition software by city agencies and the police.
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