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MustGrow Announces Soil Amendment and Biofertility Programs for Sustainable Agriculture

MustGrow Announces Soil Amendment and Biofertility Programs for Sustainable Agriculture
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Improving bat habitat could prevent a new disease outbreak

Researchers have meticulously traced how habitat loss and climate conspire to drive disease outbreaks; and how saving trees is a key part of the solution.

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A new way to fight Lyme Disease: Prescribed fire

Setting fires in eastern U.S. forests could combat rising tick-borne diseases, while also making forests more healthy, say scientists.

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hcma joins global B Corp community

In response to the urgent need for firms to take responsibility for their environmental and social impact, Western Canadian interdisciplinary design firm hcma is now B Corp certified. B Corp businesses are leading a global movement for an inclusive, equitable, and regenerative economy. Certification is the next step in 46-year-old hcma’s evolution, as it aims […]

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Eating less food from animal sources is key to reducing the risk of wildlife-origin diseases and global warming

Infectious diseases originating in wild animals are high and may be increasing. This is a sign that ecosystem degradation is undermining the planet’s capacity to sustain human wellbeing.

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The risk of wildlife-origin diseases and global warming can be reduced by eating less food from animal sources

Tropical deforestation and over hunting are at the root of global warming and mass species extinction and there is need for change.

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Climate cardiology is an emerging new field of medicine

Recommendations to improve cardiovascular health and lessen climate change are remarkably similar | Anthropocene magazine

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Agriculture is linked with malaria in complex ways: evidence from 16 African countries

This is worrying because, currently, three branches of development are trying to achieve their goals in isolation

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Farmers wiped out habitat to reduce disease from wildlife. For birds, their efforts backfired.

New study finds that birds caught on California farms with nearby wildlands had less problem bacteria than those at more manicured farms.

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RAIC Journal: The Road to a Climate Action Plan

The worsening global climate crisis impacts architecture and society to a magnitude that is nearly impossible to overstate. To provide proactive leadership to the architectural industry, the RAIC will soon publish a new future-minded Climate Action Plan. Working in partnership with the Committee on Regenerative Environments, the Congress on Architecture Steering Committee and the Board […]

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