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USAID review raised ‘critical concerns’ over Gaza aid group days before $30 million US grant

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An internal government assessment shows USAID officials raised “critical concerns” last month about a key aid group’s ability to protect Palestinians and to deliver them food – just days before the State Department announced $30 million in funding for the organization.See the Story

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Company’s Carbon Credits Raise Questions About Unproven Ocean Technology to Fight Global Warming

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Company’s Carbon Credits Raise Questions About Unproven Ocean Technology to Fight Global Warming

Coral once feared extinct rediscovered in the Galápagos after 25 years

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Wellington’s solitary coral, a species thought to be extinct for more than two decades, was rediscovered in 2024 near Tagus Cove in Ecuador’s Galápagos Islands, according to a recent study. Over multiple dives in 2024, scientists from the Charles DarwinSpecies · Ecuador See the Story

China Is Building 74% of All Current Solar and Wind Projects, Report Says

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Beijing is dominating the construction of renewable energy sources, according to Global Energy MonitorSolar Power · China See the Story

U’wa people await implementation of landmark court ruling against Colombian gov’t

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On Dec. 20, 2024, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights publicly announced a landmark decision against the Colombian government and found it responsible for multiple human rights violations against the U’wa Indigenous people. In a more than 200-page document, the court determined there were violations of the right of access to a healthy environment, freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, the self-determination of Indigenous peoples, coll…Environment · Colombia See the Story

Locals fear Chile’s new port project for green energy will disrupt ecosystems

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The Chilean government has recently approved a new port project in Magallanes and the Chilean Antarctic Region, an area that recently attracted a lot of attention due to its enormous green energy potential. The port will transport infrastructure to expand green hydrogen, a colorless gas produced without fossil fuels, and allow for faster and more efficient transport of salmon from the farms in the region, said a government official. Meanwhile, s…Green Energy · Punta Arenas See the Story

From cattle to crayfish, human pressures mount on Zambia’s Kafue River

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KAFUE, Zambia — “Three cattle on the left, 20 elephants on the right,” shouts the expedition leader from the bow seat of the first of five canoes snaking along a stretch of the Kafue River in central Zambia. The cattle are grazing near one of the many small farms and settlements that dot the river’s southern bank. On the northern bank lies the Lunga-Luswishi Game Management Area (GMA). Originally designated as buffer zones between populated area…Elephants · Kafue See the Story

Study links surge in lightning disasters in Bangladesh to transboundary air pollution

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Bangladesh, one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable countries, is witnessing a troubling rise in lightning-related deaths. Scientists point to a strong link between increased lightning activity and worsening air pollution, much of which is carried in from across its borders. A new study, which analyzed six years of lightning and air quality data (2015-20), has found a strong correlation between lightning frequency and elevated concentrations …Pollution · Bangladesh See the Story

Energy transition boom drives rise in lawsuits against alleged rights abuses

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A new analysis has found that lawsuits against transition mineral mining firms and renewable energy companies are increasing worldwide. The NGO Business & Human Rights Resource Centre (BHRRC) in its new report published July 1 notes that since 2009, its transition litigation tracking tool has documented 95 legal cases filed against companies linked to the […]See the Story

Roberto Zolho, Conservationist Who Helped Restore Mozambique’s Wildlife Following Its Civil War, Has Died at 65.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

For a man who spent his life studying the movements of wildlife, Roberto Zolho was most at peace when not moving at all—drifting in a kayak down the Guacheni channels, pausing to admire an egret, a kingfisher, or a sunlit curve in the reeds. In these secluded corners of Mozambique’s wetlands, he was not a former government official or a decorated scientist. He was simply a witness, content to observe the “amazing birdlife,” as he once wrote with…Environment · Gorongosa See the Story

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