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Extractive projects within 0.62 mi (1 km) of environmentally sensitive sites experience 30% more environmental risk incidents than those more than 30 km away. Data from ESG data science firm
Deadline: 1-May-23 The International Union for Conservation of Nature Netherlands (IUCN NL) has announced the Land Acquisition Fund (LAF) for local NGOs
SYDNEY (AFP) – Australia listed a small wallaby and the grey snake among 15 new threatened species yesterday as it launched a zero-extinction plan for its unique wildlife. Many of Australia’s species are clinging to existence, their habitats shrinking from human activity and extreme events such as the 2019-2020 Black Summer bushfires, wildlife groups said. […]
The federal government has also committed to responding to a landmark review of our national environment laws, which are well out of date, 22 years old now. they are in dire need of updating. we will see that play out next year. the challenge really now rests on the environment minister and the albanese government to deliver on its commitment to zero extinction, strengthening laws to make sure we have the co—ordinated zero extinction, and investing money to tackle some of the greatest threats. now, to a potential breakthrough in getting rid of plastic in the environment. researchers in spain...
That a federal government and national government will draw a line in the sand when it comes to a loss of native wildlife and ecosystems and say no more extinctions. that is a bold move. as you've outlined, the proof will be in the pudding. and what the policies, reforms and funding that follow this goal, and how they deliver, on zero extinction, is what will be the key test. they seem to have marked out this number, about 100, 110 different species. what is your feeling about that in terms of its ambition, i suppose? it is a start. we have almost 2000 nationally threatened species and ecosyst...