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Rising Shortages Explain Why the World Is Running Out of Fresh Water
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Changing Consumer Habits Under Plastic Bans and New Retail Realities
Plastic bans are changing consumer habits in quiet, visible ways. “How Plastic Bans Are Changing Consumer Habits” is no longer…
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New Findings on Which Cities Have the Worst Air Quality in the World
Global Desk: “Which cities have the worst air quality in the world?” keeps popping up. PM2.5 readings keep the phrase…
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Japan marks a new step as its first floating offshore wind farm begins operation
Japan’s first commercial floating offshore wind farm begins operation off the Goto Islands, a small but serious step for a…
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