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First new plant species of 2022 named after famous actor and environmentalist - Vimarsana News

First new plant species of 2022 named after famous actor and environmentalist

A tropical tree called after actor and environmentalist Leonardo DiCaprio is the first new named plant species of 2022, the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, has said...

Leonardo DiCaprio gets tree species named after him for saving Cameroon's Ebo forest - Vimarsana News

Leonardo DiCaprio gets tree species named after him for saving Cameroon's Ebo forest

The name is a tribute to DiCaprio as he reportedly played a key role in stopping the Cameroon government from logging activities in the forest in 2020.

New primrose species under threat from mining for electric car parts - Vimarsana News

New primrose species under threat from mining for electric car parts

Kew Gardens scientists warn the plant is already at risk due to growing demand for copper, as electric car sales surge

Bill Gates mingles at COP26 event after toasting his birthday on superyacht with Jeff Bezos - Vimarsana News

Bill Gates mingles at COP26 event after toasting his birthday on superyacht with Jeff Bezos

Microsoft founder Bill Gates met with the Prime Ministers of India, Israel and Bangladesh today and yesterday, during the UN-run climate change conference being held in Glasgow, Scotland.

BBCNEWS HARDtalk October 8, 2021 03:40:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS HARDtalk October 8, 2021 03:40:00

Tight policy at kew of only making claims when they're supported by the science. kew is fundamentally a scientific institution, and the claims we make are based on the best available evidence... 40% of all the world's plants? and that is based on the extent to which natural ecosystems are being degraded. the vast majority of the earth's surface has already been degraded or lost as a result of human activity, so that is based on our understanding of global plant diversity. deforestation, of course, is a huge issue when it comes both to biodiversity and climate change that are clearly inextricab...