Environment
Two Texas Companies and Four Chinese Manufacturers Found to Be in Violation of Clean Air Act for Selling More than 11,000 Uncertified Motorcycles and ATVs/ EPA has also denied applications for certificates to these companies for sale of model year 2015 ve
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Thursday announced that two Texas-based companies—Jonway Motorcycle (USA) Co., Ltd., and Shenke USA, Inc.—and four manufacturers in China violated the Clean Air Act by importing and selling more than 11,000 motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) that did not conform to the specifications that the companies had certified to EPA or lacked EPA certification.
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Farmer-to-farmer seed delivery to help Dolores recover from Typhoon Hagupit
A farmer-to-farmer delivery of ecological seeds took place in Dolores, Eastern Samar in the Philippines to help farmers regenerate agricultural land badly damaged by Typhoon Hagupit. It was the first delivery of seeds to Dolores since the typhoon made a direct hit on the town two weeks ago.
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EU fisheries ministers fail to end overfishing
Fishing Quota Protest in Brussels
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EU ministers need to show some backbone and end overfishing
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Dorchester, Mass. Landlords Will Remove Lead Hazards from Residential Properties under EPA Settlement
Two Boston-area landlords will perform health-protective improvements on five Dorchester, Mass. properties to settle EPA claims that they failed to follow federal lead paint disclosure laws.
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Fossil fuels fade as we focus on the world’s capitals
As the hammer drops on 14 December to close the UN climate conference, the science remains clear on the need to permanently transition away from coal, oil and gas. Yet, at COP20, governments again failed to embrace the clean energy future that is already within reach.
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COP20: Ban Ki-moon hails delegates for paving way to 'meaningful' climate agreement
Secretary-General ban Ki-moon addresses the UN Climate Change Conference in Lima, Peru.
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Coalition of Japanese and U.S. Groups Argue Case To Save Cultural Icon and Species from U.S. Military Base Expansion in Japan
Dugongs are gentle marine mammals related to manatees and have been celebrated as “sirens” that bring friendly warnings of tsunamis. Recent surveys have only been able to conclude that at least three dugongs remain in Okinawa.
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Fossil fuels fade as we focus on the world’s capitals
As the hammer drops to close the UN climate conference on 14 December, the science remains clear on the need to permanently transition away from coal, oil and gas. Yet, at COP20, governments again failed to embrace the clean energy future that is already within reach.
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La Habra Heights Residents Sue to Ensure Fairness in Fracking Ballot Initiative
A sign hangs by the Inglewood Oil Field in Los Angeles, warning of hazardous fumes.
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Human Rights
Conscience, Hope, and Action: Keys to Global Peace and Sustainability
Ringing FOWPAL’s Peace Bell for the World:Nobel Peace Prize Laureates’ Visions and Actions
Protecting the World’s Cultural Diversity for a Sustainable Future
The Peace Bell Resonates at the 27th Eurasian Economic Summit
Puppet Show I International Friendship Day 2020