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Patchwork ploughing: Australian farmer creates huge geometric artwork to fight soil erosion 20/1/2016
Patchwork ploughing: Australian farmer creates huge geometric artwork to fight soil erosion A South Australian farmer has transformed his land into a gigantic geometric patchwork in a bid to fight soil erosion. ...more
Overfishing causing global catches to fall three times faster than estimated 20/1/2016
Overfishing causing global catches to fall three times faster than estimated Global fish catches are falling three times faster than official UN figures suggest, according to a landmark new study, with overfishing to blame. ...more
Plastic to outweigh fish in oceans by 2050, study warns 20/1/2016
Plastic to outweigh fish in oceans by 2050, study warns Plastic rubbish will outweigh fish in the oceans by 2050 unless the world takes drastic action to recycle the material, a report warned Tuesday on the opening day of the annual gathering of the rich and powerful in the snow-clad Swiss ski resort of Davos. ...more
US official heads to Africa on anti-poaching campaign 20/1/2016
US official heads to Africa on anti-poaching campaign US Interior Secretary Sally Jewell heads to Africa on Wednesday to denounce the trafficking of wild animals, on the rise over the past five years. ...more
AFED at the 6th session of IRENA Assembly: Future for Energy Efficiency and Renewables 19/1/2016
AFED at the 6th session of IRENA Assembly: Future for Energy Efficiency and Renewables Dr. Ibrahim Abdel Gelil, AFED Senior Advisor has represented AFED at the 6th Assembly of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) that was held in Abu Dhabi during the period 16-17 January 2016. ...more
Denmark just broke the world record for wind energy 19/1/2016
Denmark just broke the world record for wind energy For the second year in a row, Denmark is the most wind-powered country in world history, Danish officials announced this weekend. ...more
Oceans heat fast, even with slower warming at Earth's surface 19/1/2016
Oceans heat fast, even with slower warming at Earth's surface The amount of heat soaked up by the oceans has surged in the past two decades in a sign of worsening global warming despite a slowdown in temperature rises at the Earth's surface, a U.S. study showed on Monday. ...more
EU team visits Thailand to assess fishing industry cleanup 19/1/2016
EU team visits Thailand to assess fishing industry cleanup A European Union delegation that is visiting Thailand to weigh its progress in battling illegal and unregulated fishing will not make a decision this week on whether to ban Thai seafood products, the government said on Tuesday. ...more
Orange County residents turn kitchen scraps to power source 19/1/2016
Orange County residents turn kitchen scraps to power source Some Orange County residents are learning how citrus peels, lawn clippings — even chicken bones — have a second life as a clean energy source. ...more
Students design 'plant backpack' to combat air pollution 19/1/2016
Students design 'plant backpack' to combat air pollution Five Dutch students have hit on a unique idea to replace face masks used against air pollution, and are developing a "plant backpack" to give wearers instant fresh air. ...more
 
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