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Climate change and global biodiversity loss?
THE SOLUTION IS THE PROTECTION AND THE RESTORATION OF FORESTS.

In the EU and other countries forests are being burned for the production of energy (wood biomass) which is defined as renewable energy – but it is a fake – the burning, and the consequent  biodiversity loss are increasing the  manmade environmental impacts on the planet  – wood biomass should  therefore  be removed from the EU Renewable Energy Directive.

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    The Marsican bear

    The Marsican bear (Ursus arctos marsicanus) is a subspecies of brown bear that lives in the central Italian Apennines. It is an endangered species, with an estimated population of around 50-60 individuals.

    The Marsican bear population has been separated from that of the other brown bear subspecies for about 400-600 years. This period of isolation has led to significant genetic and morphological differentiation between the two populations. The Marsican bear is therefore a unique species, with characteristics that distinguish it from the other brown bear subspecies.

    Although the brown bear has been protected in Italy since 1939, illegal killings, combined with habitat loss and other factors, still pose a serious threat to the species.

    For more information, please visit www.iucn.it and www.parcoabruzzo.it

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      Mongabay

      The European Parliament has passed a new law that requires companies to track and report on the environmental impact of their supply chains, including deforestation. The law aims to reduce the EU's contribution to global deforestation and promote sustainable practices.

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      ScienceDirect

      A review of 133 studies on micro- and nanoplastics (MNPs) found that most studies focused on the effects of polystyrene MNPs, with 117 reporting adverse health effects. The review highlights the need for more research to evaluate the potential health effects of MNPs and to consider factors such as size, concentration, shape, surface charge, attached pollutants, and weathering process.

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      The Times of India

      ndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for individuals to make sustainable choices in their daily lives, including reducing food waste, adopting plant-based diets, and supporting local farmers to promote sustainable agriculture, to fight climate change. He emphasized the importance of global cooperation to tackle the urgent issue of climate change.

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