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Coconut oil. Credit: CC0 Public Domain
Coconut confusion reveals consumer conundrum
July 9, 2020

Coconut oil production may be more damaging to the environment than palm oil, researchers say.

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FILE PHOTO: David Attenborough speaks during a conference about the UK-hosted COP26 UN Climate Summit, at the Science Museum in London, Britain February 4, 2020. Chris J Ratcliffe/Pool via REUTERS/File Photo
Deep sea mining could destroy undiscovered species, says Ocean Panel
July 3, 2020

Environmentalists including Britain’s David Attenborough have called for a ban on deep-seabed mining that would extract resources including copper, cobalt, nickel, zinc, lithium, and rare earth elements from nodules on the ocean floor. The International Seabed Authority (ISA), a U.N.

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locals protest against mine at PNG’s Sepik river region. Photograph: Project Sepik
Papua New Guinea chiefs call for halt to plan for country's largest ever mine
June 19, 2020

Chiefs from 28 haus tambarans – “spirit houses” – representing 78,000 people along Papua New Guinea’s remote Sepik river have formally declared they want a proposal for the country’s largest ever mine halted.

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How will the world's COVID-19 response impact the environment?
May 15, 2020

Three Lehigh professors―Benjamin Felzer, Sharon M. Friedman and Dork Sahagian―offer their insights. Felzer, whose research focuses on global climate and terrestrial ecosystem models, is an associate professor in the Earth and Environmental Sciences.

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Sampling at a 6-year-old plough track in the DISCOL-area. Credit: ROV-Team/GEOMAR
Simulated deep-sea mining affects ecosystem functions at the seafloor
April 30, 2020

The environmental impact of deep-sea mining is only partially known. Also, there is a lack of standards to regulate mining and set binding thresholds for the impact on the local organisms.

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New research needed to gauge impact of Covid-19 lockdown on environment
New research needed to gauge impact of Covid-19 lockdown on environment
April 24, 2020

New research is needed to gauge the environmental impact of the Covid-19 lockdown, scientists says...Many of the world’s animals appear to be enjoying having fewer humans around, with some animals being seen in public spaces after decades away.

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The Deepwater Horizon oil-drilling platform is shown in flames in the Gulf of Mexico two days after an explosion killed 11 workers on the rig
Ten years after huge US oil spill, fears of offshore drilling persist
April 24, 2020

On April 20, 2010, the explosion of BP's Deepwater Horizon drilling platform claimed the lives of 11 workers and unleashed a torrent of more than four million barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico.

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American Samoa EPA & CRAG sponsor workshops for local construction companies
December 13, 2019

The American Samoa Environmental Protection Agency (AS-EPA) and the NOAA Coral Reef Advisory Group sponsored a four-day Erosion and Sediment Control (ESC) and Post-Construction Stormwater (PCS) Management Training...The workshop was held as an effort to improve the awareness of construction

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