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Cemex named a Texan by Nature 20 Honoree for fifth consecutive year
Cemex USA announced that it has been named a Texan by Nature 20 (TxN 20) honouree for the fifth consecutive year. TxN, the conservation non-profit founded by former First Lady Laura Bush, recognised Cemex in its official ranking of the best conservation and sustainability work from Texas-based businesses for 2023. A long-standing advocate for conservation,…
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ReSea Project Launched to Strengthen Coastal Communities in Tanzania
Tanga, Tanzania, November 6, 2023 – Today marks the official launch of the Regenerative Seascapes Project for Planet, Nature, and People (ReSea) in Tanga, Tanzania. ReSea, a 3-year, $30 million initiative, with 5.5 million, designated for Tanzania, is to be implemented by Mission Inclusion in collaboration with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)…
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Colombia’s human rights defenders remain at risk
In the last five years, the Colombian state has inadequately responded to the dangers faced by human rights defenders in the country, Amnesty International said today upon publishing a new report, Hope at risk: The lack of a safe space to defend human rights in Colombia continues. In light of the crisis, Amnesty International urges…
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Professionals hold awareness building activities on Environmental Planning Day
The Philippine Institute of Environmental Planners in Palawan celebrated, for the first time, Environmental Planning Day at the events center of SM Puerto Princesa. The celebration included a series of lectures and exhibits aimed at raising awareness and promoting the profession on Wednesday. It was initiated by the city government of Puerto Princesa through its…
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Women play vital role in monitoring compliance with environmental laws
In the global fight against climate change and environmental degradation, the role of women cannot be overstated. Historically, women have been the backbone of sustainable practices within their communities, often acting as the primary caregivers and providers. In recent years, there has been a growing recognition of the vital roles that women can play in…
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DLNR News Release-Nine Honolulu Men Cited for Illegally Fishing in Marine Life Conservation District, Nov. 8, 2023
DLNR News Release-Nine Honolulu Men Cited for Illegally Fishing in Marine Life Conservation District, Nov. 8, 2023 Posted on Nov 8, 2023 in Latest Department News, Newsroom DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES JOSH GREEN, M.D.GOVERNOR DAWN CHANGCHAIRPERSON NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Nov. 8, 2023 NINE HONOLULU MEN CITED FOR FISHING ILLEGALLY…
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Youth Environmental Conservation Day: Exploring Our Waterways
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Levy goes a long way in conservation efforts
Environment Chair Councillor Jon Raven and Division 8 Councillor Jacob Heremaia with Chambers Flat resident Janet Raines and one of the nest boxes ready to be installed in her backyard. Published: 9th November 2023 Share on Five Logan households are preparing to welcome new neighbours of a furry kind into their backyards as part of…
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Conservation groups seek to protect OR forest from logging project
Conservation groups have filed a lawsuit to block a logging project near Eugene. Cascadia Wildlands, Oregon Wild and Willamette Riverkeeper are challenging the U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s authorization of the 4,600-acre Big League logging project. The groups alleged the agency failed to take a hard look at the project’s impacts under the National Environmental…
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How Philanthropy is Preserving the Environment
In the past few hundred years, the North American elk population has dropped by 90%. Today, there are only one million left. Elk are not currently endangered, but their preservation should be of concern to all us; as the elk go, so does the health of the habitat. “Elk are important ecologically and can provide…