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Feeling the heat: How is climate affecting law enforcement?
Police K-9 Loki is back to work after a heat-related illness, but climate impacts for law enforcement won't be going away.
The US is spending billions to reduce forest fire risks
While that sounds like a lot, it’s nowhere close to enough to treat every acre that needs it.
Trees, rivers and mountains are gaining legal status, but more is needed to protect nature
The measures have not been a quick fix for environmental problems, but they are leading to some successes.
Europe’s wild bird species are on the brink, but we can bring them back
Almost two out of every five species of wild bird are of conservation concern across Europe, according to experts.
EU countries stepping up for farmers while divided, pre-election Brussels falters
Less than a year out from the European elections, a scrambling EU has seen its Green Deal enter its “twilight days” in recent weeks. The early optimism following the Commission’s unveiling of this ambitious legislative agenda in late 2019 has
The EU’s ‘due diligence’ law will require global businesses to police their supply chains
Businesses have a long history of human rights abuses, but this will have to change.