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'Utmost importance': Worsening soil pollution among planet's biggest challenges, UN warns

Business Green

Global assessment of soil pollution warns of major threat to food supplies unless urgent action is taken to accelerate adoption of sustainable farming practices and tackle industrial waste. Soil protection is of the utmost importance to ensure the success of our future agri-food systems, ecosystem restoration and all lives on earth," he said.

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Construction contractor goes circular with temporary structures and roads

Envirotec Magazine

Recent works completed in South Croydon used the proprietary soil enhancement system developed by Soil Science. But new technologies and new ways of conceptualising the problems are starting to appear, as specialist contractor Soil Science explains. And all that’s before you consider packaging or the use of plastic!

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Leaked EU green recovery plan targets building efficiency, hydrogen, transport, and renewables

Business Green

A leaked version of the European Commission's green recovery plan suggests the bloc will focus on ramping up hydrogen production and expanding renewables capacity, as well renovating Europe's housing stock and decarbonising transport systems, as its attempts to revive the bloc's coronavirus-stricken economy.

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Clean Transportation Coordinator – Dept. of the Environment at The San Francisco Department of the Environment

Women in Cleantech and Sustainability

Clean Transportation Coordinator – Dept. Are you interested in advancing of low carbon transportation such as walking, biking, and electric vehicles (EV) in San Francisco? SF Environment is also a great place to work, offering an attractive benefits package that includes healthcare and retirement. Company Description.

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Lithium-ion batteries have a forever chemical problem

The Verge: Energy

. | Photo by Jens Büttner / picture alliance via Getty Images Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries used in everyday gadgets, electric vehicles, and to store renewable energy could be a growing source of the “forever chemicals” that pollute soil and waterways, new research suggests.

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Trump’s SOTU?—?a missed opportunity to highlight clean energy gains.

E2 Environmental Entrepreneurs

The “Better Energy Storage Technology” (BEST) Act supporting battery storage technology, which advanced out of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee and could be a part of a larger bipartisan package that includes ARPA-E Reauthorization. For more details, contact E2 Federal Advocacy Director Sandra Purohit ( spurohit@e2.org

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Reducing Food System Emissions, One Bite At A Time

Energy Innovation

Recent research highlights how 65 percent of food system emissions come from the production, processing, transport, and consumption of just four emissions-intensive foods: beef, milk, rice, and corn (maize). Additional emissions result from tilling soils and applying fertilizers for agricultural production.

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