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    The Western Australia ban on single-use coffee cups makes it the first state in Australia to ban single-use, non-compostable coffee cups.
    Climate
    19.06.24

    Western Australia Ban on Single-Use Coffee Cups

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    Seabin Data Collection: The company's ability to collect data has moved it beyond simply pollution cleanup.
    Oceania
    15.05.24

    Trash to Data: Seabin Data Collection

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    Eighteen takahē, a bird once thought extinct, were released into a predator-free nature reserve.
    Nature
    06.05.24

    18 Takahē Released in Conservation Triumph

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    Iceland proposes drilling into a volcano for super-hot magma geothermal energy.
    Business
    01.05.24

    Iceland’s Daring Magma Geothermal Project

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    As the Tesla Hawaii Megapack powers up, the world's largest battery storage facility is now online.
    Energy
    20.03.24

    Tesla Hawaii Megapack Powers Up

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    Australian greenwashing law: Stricter laws to ensure the green truth in environmental advertising. Thennicke, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
    Oceania
    18.03.24

    Australian Greenwashing Law

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    The benefits of electric aircraft are quantified and set to revolutionize aviation. Image Pipistrel
    Oceania
    20.02.24

    Researchers Study Benefits of Electric Aircraft

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    Lyon’s Grassland Striped Skink: A remarkable tale of an elusive lizard. Image: Alastair Rae, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
    Nature
    08.02.24

    Rediscovering Lyon’s Grassland Striped Skink

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    The discovery of a one-of-a-kind Galápagos Island tortoise named Fernanda hints at the genetic survival of an extinct species.
    Nature
    17.01.24

    Fernanda the Tortoise, an Extinct Species’ Return?

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    New Guinea Singing Dog rediscovered after 50 years. Image: Asim Bharwani, CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
    Nature
    01.01.24

    The Return of New Guinea Singing Dogs

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    Coffee biochar concrete sequesters carbon and makes a stronger building material.
    AI in the Environment
    01.01.24

    Coffee Biochar Concrete Carbon Sequestration

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    Researchers rediscover egg-Laying mammal - Attenborough's Long Beaked Echidna - after 60 years.
    Nature
    29.12.23

    Rediscovery of Attenborough’s Long Beaked Echidna

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