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Joint Statement by the US Environmental Protection Agency, the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection, and the German Environment Agency

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May 25, 2022 BERLIN – Today, United States Environment Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Michael S. Regan met with German Minister for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection Steffi Lemke and President of the German Environment Agency Prof. Dirk Messner, in the realms… Read More »Joint Statement by the US Environmental Protection Agency, the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection, and the German Environment Agency

Dollar stores raise their expectations in volatile environment

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Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: The largest deep discount chains raised their outlooks for 2022 as their sales rose and as many other players in the industry have posted gloomier… Read More »Dollar stores raise their expectations in volatile environment

Kennebunk High School names Class of 2022 Top 10 Percent

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KENNEBUNK, Maine – Kennebunk High School has announced its Class of 2022 Top 10 Percent. A commencement ceremony will be held on Sunday, June 5 at 10 am at the high school. The students in the Top 10 Percent in alphabetical order are: Garrett Dickinson… Read More »Kennebunk High School names Class of 2022 Top 10 Percent

Carbon, trash keep piling up in St. Albert

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St. Albert still isn’t meeting its greenhouse-gas and trash-reduction targets, says a recent report, but new grants and a trash audit could help the city get back on track. The City of St. Albert released the 2021 Environment Report Card online May 19. The report… Read More »Carbon, trash keep piling up in St. Albert

Environmental claims confuse consumers — even natural shoppers

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Natural Products Industry Health Monitor, May 26, 2022 As the world emerges, haltingly from COVID-19, new challenges emerge. In this feature, New Hope Network provides an ongoing update on those challenges and the opportunities they hold. Look for the Industry Health Monitor every other Friday… Read More »Environmental claims confuse consumers — even natural shoppers

MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER AND ADIDAS UNVEIL 2022 PRIMEBLUE KITS TO INSPIRE ACTION AGAINST PLASTIC WASTE

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Committed to taking steps to address its environmental impact, MLS and adidas’ teamed up to create Primeblue jerseys which are made from plastics intercepted from beaches, coastal communities, and shorelines, preventing them from polluting the ocean. Once collected, the original plastic source is reworked into… Read More »MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER AND ADIDAS UNVEIL 2022 PRIMEBLUE KITS TO INSPIRE ACTION AGAINST PLASTIC WASTE

Candidates Q and A: Environmental protection legislation

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Candidates from the four major parties were asked to respond to questions about key issues in the upcoming provincial election Today asked the candidates running for the four major parties in Guelph a series of questions about the upcoming election. Responses were limited to 250… Read More »Candidates Q and A: Environmental protection legislation

Advancing battery design based on environmental impacts using an aqueous Al-ion cell as a case study

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Functional energy density The current reported functional energy density for the aq. Al-ion cell is 26.5 kWh kg−115. This value combines the reported lifetime of 1750 cycles, with the reported discharge energy of ~ 15 Wh g−115. This is based on the mass of active… Read More »Advancing battery design based on environmental impacts using an aqueous Al-ion cell as a case study

Water law that goes easy on mega-farms not scientifically sound, EPA says

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The US Environmental Protection Agency is taking aim at a landmark South Carolina law that was touted as a way to protect rivers, but in reality has allowed massive water withdrawals from rivers by industrial-scale “mega-farms. ” In a May 20 letter and report to… Read More »Water law that goes easy on mega-farms not scientifically sound, EPA says

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