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New battery recycling rules could be a game-changer in the EU’s search for EV minerals

The regulations could ease demand for mining and jump-start battery recycling worldwide. Quelle: https://grist.org/international/new-battery-recycling-rules-could-be-a-game-changer-in-the-eus-search-for-ev-minerals/...

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How climate change contributed to the staggering flood death toll in Libya

Political unrest and crumbling infrastructure were also factors in the disaster. Quelle: https://grist.org/extreme-weather/how-climate-change-contributed-to-the-staggering-flood-death-toll-in-libya/...

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UN warns the world is ‘not on track’ to meet global climate targets

"Carbon emissions? Still climbing. Rich countries' finance commitments? Delinquent." Quelle: https://grist.org/international/un-warns-the-world-is-not-on-track-to-meet-global-climate-targets/...

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After a year and a half, negotiators finally have a draft of the global plastics treaty

Environmental groups welcomed the treaty's first draft, published on Monday. Quelle: https://grist.org/international/after-a-year-and-a-half-negotiators-finally-have-a-draft-of-the-global-plastics-treaty/...

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As the UN designs a new carbon market, experts call for a different approach

"The time for offsetting is over." Quelle: https://grist.org/article/as-the-un-designs-a-new-carbon-market-experts-call-for-a-different-approach/...

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As Japan releases Fukushima wastewater into the ocean, Pacific Islanders are reminded of a never-ending nuclear legacy

Indigenous communities worry the decision will compound existing health disparities. Quelle: https://grist.org/indigenous/as-japan-releases-fukushima-wastewater-into-the-ocean-pacific-islanders-are-reminded-of-a-never-ending-nuclear-legacy/...

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Cities International news Transportation

Can Manila’s cycling boom survive a return to car traffic?

Metro Manila’s bicycling community surged early in the pandemic. Now activists are trying to keep the momentum going. Quelle: https://grist.org/international/can-manilas-cycling-boom-survive-a-return-to-car-traffic/...

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How a UN-led fight against locusts took a toxic toll on Kenyan farmers

Internal United Nations documents show that officials were aware of widespread environmental and public health problems that resulted from its…

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60% of Ecuadorians vote to stop drilling in Amazon rainforest

Yasuní National Park is a biodiversity hotspot and home to at least two self-isolated Indigenous tribes. Quelle: https://grist.org/international/60-of-ecuadorians-vote-to-stop-drilling-in-amazon-rainforest/...

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How 2 communities, separated by an ocean, are working together to manage trash better

Grassroots groups in Manila and Detroit have teamed up in the fight against pollution. Quelle: https://grist.org/international/how-2-communities-separated-by-an-ocean-are-working-together-to-manage-trash-better/...

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