Wild animals can experience trauma and adversity too − as ecologists, we came up with an index to track how it affects them

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Many studies in humans and other animals have shown the importance of early life experiences in shaping how individuals develop.

Five surprising ways that trees help prevent flooding

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Trees are one of our best allies in adapting to the increasing risks posed by climate change.

The Essential Role of Incentives and Taxes in Climate Action

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By their nature, incentives can guide the decisions of businesses and individuals to focus less on short-term gains and more on long-term value.

ISN Receives "Engaged for Ocean" Label at the 2024 Nice Climate Summit

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The need to actively safeguard our ocean has never been more crucial.

Big lithium plans for Imperial Valley, one of California's poorest regions, raise a bigger question: Who should benefit?

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The traditional ways to extract lithium involve either hard rock mining, which generates lots of waste, or large evaporation ponds, which waste a lot of water.

Celebrating World Tourism Day with CWNYC Art Videos & Short Films

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This article is the fourth and last article in a series of articles for Tired Earth about the inaugural New York Statewide celebrated Climate Week NYC September 22-29 (CWNYC Articles).

Lithium-ion battery fires are a growing public safety concern − here’s how to reduce the risk

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Battery-powered vehicles account for a small share of car fires, but controlling EV fires is difficult.

Celebrating The 50th Year of IMO Treaty with CWNYC Art Shows

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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) employs a variety of strategies to monitor and reduce marine emissions.

Lithium in France: Future Opportunities and Challenges

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According to a report published in 2021 in Nature, the lithium-ion battery market will grow from $30 billion in 2017 to $100 billion in 2025. But what and how exactly is lithium.

EPA Releases Hudson River & Chesapeake Bay Progress Reports

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September 22 also marks the opening day of Climate Week NYC (CWNYC) which is celebrated New York State wide for the first time this year.

France: In Search of the Lithium

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How do French companies invest in the lithium mining industry in Latin America?

A Lithium Almost "Made in France"?

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To produce electric cars, you need lithium batteries. But could we soon see lithium that’s "Made in France"?

Lithium: Global Projects and Policies of Economic Powers

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Lithium, this light, silvery and highly reactive metal is a chemical element of the alkali metal family, symbolized by the letter "Li" in the periodic table.

The Oil of The 21st Century: Extraction and Refining

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The European EuGeLi project achieved the first production of lithium carbonate from European geothermal waters.

Where Are the Main Lithium Deposits in The World?

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Currently, China is leading at all stages of the electric vehicle production chain.

What Is the White Gold of the Fourth Industrial Revolution?

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From the smartphones we hold in our hands to laptops, fitness smartwatches, and even the growingly popular electric cars, all these seem to rely on a material in their batteries called lithium. But what is this lithium-this recently discovered material which some experts have dubbed "white gold"?

Climate Denial in American Politics: #ClimateBrawl

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Climate Denial in American Politics is a detailed examination of the rise within American politics of climate denialism, the counter movement which challenges the accepted science of climate change.

Protecting just 0.7% of world's land could help save a third of unique and endangered species

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Given the global importance of the biodiversity found within these regions, high-income countries must mobilize funding to facilitate sustainable development that can benefit both humans and nature.

EPA Releases Clean Air Progress Report Ahead of World Clean Air Days

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This article is part of a series of articles written for Tired Earth during September about the historic Climate Week NYC September 22-29 (CWNYC) that is celebrated New York State wide for wider reach for the first time.

Elephants use the tips of their trunks to grasp things with great precision – how this can help robotic design

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Electronic engineers who design robots have tried to mimic the flexibility and way in which natural biological tissue can twist or turn when it performs different tasks.