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To reduce methane emissions from rotting food, black soldier flies are being bred by specialised facilities and recruited to recycle organic material. From Malawi to Uganda, these helpful insects are already part of waste management systems in a growing number of communities around the world.
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To reduce methane emissions from rotting food, black soldier flies are being bred by specialised facilities and recruited to recycle organic material. From Malawi to Uganda, these helpful insects are already part of waste management systems in a growing number of communities around the world.

news.un.org
u/Green_Idealist — 5 days ago
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US environmentalists are less likely to vote than the average American, and our policies reflect that reality. Change the course of history, and turn our electorate into a climate electorate! Register and vote early!

environmentalvoter.org
u/Green_Idealist — 8 days ago
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First US nature library opens. The library offers people in Colorado’s Adams county the opportunity to borrow books and equipment to help them to engage with the natural world.

theguardian.com
u/Green_Idealist — 8 days ago
▲ 40 r/INFPIdeas

EV adoption in China is growing rapidly. 60+% of cars sold are EVs and the government is targeting 40% of all trucks to be electric by 2030 - up from 28% now.

dialogue.earth
u/Green_Idealist — 9 days ago
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Governor Kathy Hochul has signed into law youth climate activists’ legislation to help school districts adopt renewable energy and energy conservation measures.

midhudsonnews.com
u/Green_Idealist — 9 days ago
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Uganda's herbal medicine tradition is facing extinction. But children in rural communities are learning about medicinal plants and how to save them thanks to a mobile museum (Video).

dw.com
u/Green_Idealist — 10 days ago
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Maryland invests $11M to expand bike, pedestrian & trail infrastructure. "This investment shows our dedication to expanding our statewide trail network, enhancing sustainability & providing those who walk, bike and roll with greater choices."

cbsnews.com
u/Green_Idealist — 14 days ago
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‘I see them like my own children’: reforesting Ethiopia with 50bn trees, one step at a time. After losing much of its forests in recent decades, ordinary citizens have led the way in planting saplings across the country as part of the government’s Green Legacy Initiative.

theguardian.com
u/Green_Idealist — 28 days ago