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Environment 5 years ago
Habitat loss sparks cascade of ecosystem damage: Study
The effects of shrinking habitats on wildlife are more profound and wide ranging than often assumed, a study published Wednesday found, as researchers warned that many forecasts underestimate how many species are lost in fragmented environments.
World 5 years ago
Air pollution 'greatest risk' to global life expectancy
The Air Quality Life Index (AQLI) said that as the world races to find a vaccine to bring the COVID-19 pandemic under control, air pollution would continue to cause billions of people to lead shorter and sicker lives across the globe.
Business 5 years ago
Omnibus bill could hurt labor, environmental protections: World Bank
The omnibus bill on job creation, currently under deliberation at the House of Representatives, seeks to revise 79 prevailing laws and more than 1,200 articles, from labor and mining regulations to business license and environmental laws.
World 5 years ago
Greta Thunberg: World must 'tear up' old contracts, build new systems to save climate
Swedish activist Greta Thunberg said on Thursday the world needed an economic overhaul to have a chance of beating climate change and that countries should be prepared to tear up old deals and contracts to meet green targets.
World 5 years ago
Better food for world's poor could hike climate-changing emissions
To feed their people a healthy diet, countries from Ethiopia to India may need to hike their climate-changing emissions - a shift only possible if richer nations simultaneously curb theirs, a United Nations flagship report on hunger said Monday.
