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As illegal gold mining destroys thousands of hectares of Ghanaian forest, a new EU deforestation law aims to clean up the chocolate supply chain. Yet with gold exempt from the same rules, experts warn the regulation risks overburdening smallholders while failing to stop environmental destruction.

At daybreak in Begoro, in Ghana’s Easter...


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On World Elephant Day on August 12, Wildlife SOS is reminding the world that rescuing India’s captive elephants is only the first step.

The lifelong journey of healing requires constant innovation, collaboration and an unwavering commitment to exceptional care. As part of that commitment, Wildlife SOS has launched a long-term c...


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The Pollinator District framework is a community planning model that integrates pollinator habitat, native landscaping, sustainable design, research and public education into real estate development to support bees, butterflies and other critical species.

By Kyle Harris

Across North America, ...


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Since the advent of modern renewables, producers have faced the question of how energy produced when the sun shines can be used when it doesn’t. Now, technical innovations are giving new life to an older storage technology that uses compressed air.

Skyrocketing energy demand


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For decades, US service members and airport communities were exposed to cancer-causing “forever chemicals” – and the battle for cleanup is just beginning.

By Sharon Udasin and Andrea K. Gerlak

This article is part of a


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