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Air pollution is the fourth-largest global killer. Most of the world’s wastewater is dumped — largely untreated — back into the environment, polluting rivers, lakes, and oceans. Each year, millions of tons of plastic enter the oceans and damage marine life
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Hemanth Kappanna's research helped plunge Volkswagen into a scandal that continues to plague it. ...
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Shares of Daimler fell almost 5% after the maker of Mercedes-Benz luxury cars issued a profit war...
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June 18 at 4:52 PM Canadian Prime Minister Justine Trudeau is an icon of progressive politics who...
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When the MV Bavaria cargo ship chugged out of a Philippine port one morning last month carrying 6...
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In another alarming signal that the international community is failing to take the kind of ambiti...
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The cruise line giant Carnival Corporation and its Princess subsidiary have agreed to pay a crimi...
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Port Klang, Malaysia -- Malaysia will send back some 3,300 tons of non-recyclable plastic waste t...
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Read: "We are all accumulating mountains of things" Over that same period of time, Amazon's succe...
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Since it powered us into the industrial revolution, coal-fired energy has become the single bigge...
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On April 26th, a parade of hundreds of Waorani men and women, members of an indigenous nation in ...
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As you read through this, there is a good chance that you’re wearing clothes. And even if you aren’t right now, you probab...
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Whole Foods has no environmental standards for their meat, and in fact buys from some of the most polluting and environmental destructive compan...
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Mighty Earth is working to reduce the environmental impacts of meat across the United States, where the industry is the leading source of our na...
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Limit Financing to High Carbon Projects: Too Risky
Wells Fargo has been in the news again recently for financing high emissions intense and dangerous projects, such as the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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