Environment
Pacific Ocean Garbage Patch Growing Rapidly, Study Finds
The world's largest collection of ocean garbage floating in the Pacific Ocean, halfway between Hawaii and California, is now bigger than France, Germany and Spain combined.
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OECD awarded the Hassan II Great World Water Prize
The OECD has been awarded the Hassan II World Water Prize by the government of Morocco and the World Water Council in recognition of its work under Secretary-General Angel Gurría to elevate water security as a crucial global issue and the policy guidance it has provided countries around the world on the issue.
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Skylines switch off as people connect to the planet for Earth Hour 2018
Earth Hour 2017 celebrations in Bulgaria
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Greenpeace investigation: EU imports of Amazon timber tainted by widespread fraud in Brazil
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Montana DEQ Announces That Hecla Mining Company, National Mining Association Chairman Phillips Baker In Violation Of Montana's "Bad Actor" Laws
In response to an enforcement request from a coalition of conservation groups, the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), on March 20, issued violation letters to Hecla Mining Company and its President and CEO, Phillips S. Baker, Jr., advising them that they are in violation of Montana’s “bad actor” mining laws. The bad actor provisions prohibit mining executives whose former companies failed to complete required mine reclamation from undertaking new mining projects in the state.
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Commission study makes pressing case for EU action on deforestation
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EPA Settles with Dole Food Company to Close Illegal Cesspools
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, on March 20, announced a settlement with Dole Food Co. Inc. for failing to close two large-capacity cesspools (LCC) at its Puuiki Beach Park property on Oahu.
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Puerto Rico’s Children Have Lost More Than 13 Million School Days Since Hurricane Maria
Half a year since Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico, school-age children have collectively missed out on more than 13 million full days of learning. Trauma continues for children on the island, which suffers from unstable electricity, water and public services. Many families are still without basic necessities and children urgently need psychological and emotional support, Save the Children warns.
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Human Rights
Fostering a More Humane World: The 28th Eurasian Economic Summi
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
Puppet Show I International Friendship Day 2020