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Japan Reports Warmest Spring On Record
Japan experienced its warmest spring on record this year, the national weather agency said Thursday, as greenhouse gasses and El Nino send temperatures soaring worldwide.
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Plant-Based, Cellular Agriculture Products to Replace 50 Percent of Meat in 10 Years: Jim Mellon
Jim Mellon, the billionaire investor-author, has predicted that 50 percent of all the meat consumption by humans on the planet will be plant-based or from cellular agriculture.
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Food Tax Could Tackle Climate Change and Save Half a Million Lives: Study
Taxing food on the basis of planet-warming emissions generated to produce it could boost the fight against climate change and save half a million lives, a study said on Monday.
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Shimla May Consider Odd-Even Scheme, Say Official
The Himachal Pradesh capital is a "fit case" for car-rationing odd-even scheme on the pattern of Delhi because emission of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gasses accounted for 35.91 per cent of total emission
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New Camera to Measure Greenhouse Gases in Air
Scientists have developed a highly sensitive camera that can photograph and film methane in the air, providing a new way to measure and monitor greenhouse gases.
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UN agrees to multi-billion dollar framework to tackle deforestation
U.N. negotiators on Friday agreed rules on financing forest projects in developing nations, paving the way for multi-billion dollar investments from governments, funding agencies and private firms in schemes to halt deforestation.
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Japan Reports Warmest Spring On Record
Japan experienced its warmest spring on record this year, the national weather agency said Thursday, as greenhouse gasses and El Nino send temperatures soaring worldwide.
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Plant-Based, Cellular Agriculture Products to Replace 50 Percent of Meat in 10 Years: Jim Mellon
Jim Mellon, the billionaire investor-author, has predicted that 50 percent of all the meat consumption by humans on the planet will be plant-based or from cellular agriculture.
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Food Tax Could Tackle Climate Change and Save Half a Million Lives: Study
Taxing food on the basis of planet-warming emissions generated to produce it could boost the fight against climate change and save half a million lives, a study said on Monday.
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Shimla May Consider Odd-Even Scheme, Say Official
The Himachal Pradesh capital is a "fit case" for car-rationing odd-even scheme on the pattern of Delhi because emission of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gasses accounted for 35.91 per cent of total emission
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New Camera to Measure Greenhouse Gases in Air
Scientists have developed a highly sensitive camera that can photograph and film methane in the air, providing a new way to measure and monitor greenhouse gases.
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UN agrees to multi-billion dollar framework to tackle deforestation
U.N. negotiators on Friday agreed rules on financing forest projects in developing nations, paving the way for multi-billion dollar investments from governments, funding agencies and private firms in schemes to halt deforestation.
