15/12/2018 - Discuss Earth

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Arctic's 2nd-Warmest Year Puts Wildlife, Coastal Communities Under Pressure - Inside Climate News

On land and at sea, the Arctic is under a relentless global warming siege. Rising temperatures, melting ice and thawing permafrost threaten ecosystems and communities across the far north with direct impacts like toxic algae outbreaks, harm to fisheries and caribou herds, and coastal erosion. There are also indirect climate impacts that affect the rest…

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Net-Zero Energy Homes Pay Off Faster Than You Think—Even in Chilly Midwest - Inside Climate News

LAMBERTVILLE, Mich.—On a drive down a country road, builder Bill Decker gives an off-the-cuff seminar about energy efficient homes. He shifts from carpentry to electrical engineering, and then to theology—his belief that his faith compels him to take care of the earth. Every few minutes, he pauses and points out a house his family-owned company…

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Decade of Climate Evidence Strengthens Case for EPA's Endangerment Finding - Inside Climate News

Scientific understanding of the risks greenhouse gases pose to public health and welfare has strengthened and broadened in the decade since the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency made its landmark “endangerment finding,” according to a new review of the latest science published Thursday. From the worsening of chronic disease to the perils hurricanes and wildfire, the…

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Washington Gov. Proposes 'Herculean Effort' to Save 74 Remaining Southern Resident Orcas - EcoWatch

With only 74 left in the wild, the Southern Resident orca population in Puget Sound needs help now more than ever. That's why on Thursday, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee's office announced "an unprecedented investment" to help boost the population as well as the Chinook salmon they eat.

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Most Diverse Butterfly Center in the U.S. to be Bulldozed for Trump’s Border Wall - EcoWatch

The National Butterfly Center in Mission, Texas is the most diverse butterfly sanctuary in the U.S. Some 200 species of butterflies find a home there each year, including the Mexican bluewing, the black swallowtail and the increasingly imperiled monarch. And, as soon as...

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Tasmania Builds Road From Single-Use Plastics, Glass and Printer Toner - EcoWatch

A local government in Tasmania found a clever way to recycle single-use plastics and other landfill-bound waste by building a new road. The 500-meter (1,640-foot) stretch outside the city of Hobart is made of approximately 173,600 plastic bags and packaging, as well as 82,500 glass bottle equivalents diverted from landfill, the Kingborough...

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Major UK Supermarket to Ban Glitter From Own-Brand Products - EcoWatch

While glitter can certainly make something look more festive, these shiny bits are mostly made of non-recyclable plastics. When it sheds off, glitter acts like any other microplastic that pollutes the environment and our waterways and never breaks down. They can also be mistakenly eaten by marine animals and eventually move up the food chain.

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Court Tosses Controversial Pipeline Permits, Rules Forest Service Failed to ‘Speak for the Trees’ - EcoWatch

The Lorax would not approve of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline—the controversial pipeline intended to carry fracked natural gas through 600 miles in Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina. That's the sentiment behind a ruling by a Virginia appeals court tossing out a U.S. Forest Service permit for the pipeline to cross 21 miles of national…

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UN climate change talks avoid contentious issues in draft agreement

Struggles remain on enacting 2015 Paris accord despite more clarity on emissions

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Our environment is for life, not just for Christmas | Letters

Letters: Fiona Gomersall on ecological damage caused by Christmas trees, Rachel Kennerley on richer nations bearing the greatest burden, Sandy Irvine on population pressures and John Hobson on a carbon-added tax. Plus letters from Daniel Scharf, and Dr Stephen Brien of the Legatum Institute

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