03/04/2024
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Canada protects Lophelia reef
Canada has closed Lophelia reef, its only Pacific coral reef, to all forms of commercial and recreational bottom-contact fishing activities and is considering designating it as a protected marine area. This conservation effort not only preserves biodiversity but also safeguards cultural heritage tied to the marine environment.
source : Happy Eco News
Biden administration supports green tech
The Biden administration is allocating $6 billion for green technology, funding 33 projects across 20 states. Industries like steel, cement, and food production will benefit from support for electrification and innovation. This investment aims to set global standards for clean manufacturing.
source : The Daily Climate
The EU promotes sustainable cocoa production
To fight deforestation and climate change, the EU will ban the sale of products derived from deforestation on its territory starting in 2025, as part of the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) project. Companies that do not comply with this regulation risk fines, and their products may be excluded from the common market.
source : Euronews
Coffee grounds as a solution for water contamination
Laboratory tests reveal that coffee grounds hold potential as a clean replacement of common agricultural runoff, adding to their list of uses such as compost and snail repellent. This suggests that repurposing used coffee grounds could help safeguard water sources from agricultural pollution.
source : Good News Network
Wolves spotted in Nevada
The Nevada Department of Wildlife reports the sighting of three wolves for the first time in Nevada since 2016. The appearance of these wolves provides hope for the species' future in the U.S., where all wolves dispersing into Nevada are protected under the U.S. Endangered Species Act.
source : World Animal News
