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Did you know that worker bees can fly up to 8 kilometres a day, wearing out their wings after covering hundreds of kilometres in just a few weeks? These tiny, tireless pollinators are essential to our ecosystems, helping to pollinate about one-third of the food we eat. But despite their hard work, bees and their habitats are under increasing threat from deforestation, environmental change, and unsustainable agricultural practices.

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Promoting Improved Cooking Practices in Nigeria

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The post Promoting Improved Cooking Practices in Nigeria appeared first on Terrapass.

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What Scope 3 looks like traced back to the land

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For most companies, the largest figure in the carbon inventory is not the office, the vehicle fleet, or the electricity bill. It sits upstream, in the goods and materials a business buys to make and sell its products. These purchased inputs form the bulk of a company’s Scope 3 emissions, which routinely exceeds everything the business controls directly, and can add up to 90% of their global footprint.

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Unlike A.I., climate change’s existential threat is not hypothetical. It is killing people now.”

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Leah Stokes, professor of environmental politics at U-C, Santa Barbara, in New York Times, The Big Threat Has Been Climate Change. Now Comes A.I., Sept. 22.

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