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Canada signs on to international ocean protection target of 30 per cent by 2030
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Canada signs on to international ocean protection target of 30 per...

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How to be a coral reef guardian
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How to be a coral reef guardian

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Tunisia's sea turtles are beating the odds as they inch towards survival
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Tunisia’s sea turtles are beating the odds as they inch towards...

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In the plastic-polluted Philippines, a children’s book seeks to make a difference
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In the plastic-polluted Philippines, a children’s book seeks to make a...

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Baby Turtles Return in Mumbai After ‘Largest Beach Clean-Up' in History
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Baby Turtles Return in Mumbai After ‘Largest Beach Clean-Up’ in History

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Peruvian Group Introduced Organic Plates Using Banana Leaves
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Peruvian Group Introduced Organic Plates Using Banana Leaves

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7 Caribbean Countries Are Banning Single-Use Plastic Starting Jan. 1
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7 Caribbean Countries Are Banning Single-Use Plastic Starting Jan. 1

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Weekly Top 5

Top 5 Happy Eco News – December 9-16, 2019

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Dutch company collects plastic pollution from rivers to make parks and products
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Dutch company collects plastic pollution from rivers to make parks and...

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On The Oregon Coast, Turning Pollution Into Art With A Purpose
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On The Oregon Coast, Turning Pollution Into Art With A Purpose

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How to slow travel

How to slow travel

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Post covid era is approaching. The quiet slow days of quarantine are over, replaced by our habitual frenetic plans and busy working days...
World’s Largest Green Hydrogen Project Unveiled in Saudi Arabia

World’s Largest Green Hydrogen Project Unveiled in Saudi Arabia

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Massive green hydrogen facility would be part of Saudi Arabia's planned Neom "smart city" project. Pennsylvania-based Air Products claims to be the world's...
P.E.I. potato farmers plant flower-filled 'refuge fields' for pollinators

P.E.I. potato farmers plant flower-filled ‘refuge fields’ for pollinators

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Vernon Campbell, left, of Mull Na Bienne Farm, has planted his second pollinator refuge field this year on an acre of land in...
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