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"Denmark Announces Cull Of 15 Million Mink Over Covid Mutation Fears" [1]

"The world’s largest mink producer, Denmark, says it plans to cull more than 15 million of the animals, due to fears that a Covid-19 mutation moving from mink to humans could jeopardise future vaccines."

Biodiversity [2]
Disasters [3]
Environmental Health [4]
Health [5]
Wildlife [6]
Public [7]
International [8]
Source: Guardian [9], 11/05/2020
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"Global Wind Energy Set For Five Years Of Record Growth: Research" [10]

"Wind energy will achieve record growth globally over the next five years, the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) trade association said on Thursday, as the impact of COVID-19 has only been to delay, not cancel, projects."

Climate Change [11]
Energy & Fuel [12]
Public [7]
International [8]
Source: Reuters [13], 11/05/2020
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"US Left the Paris Climate Pact. Allies and Rivals Are Pressing Ahead." [14]

"The American exit officially took effect Wednesday. If Joseph R. Biden Jr. wins the election and rejoins the pact, the United States will have a lot of catching up to do."

Climate Change [11]
Public [7]
National (U.S.) [15]
International [8]
Source: NYTimes [16], 11/05/2020
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"After A Whale Dies, What Happens?" [17]

"Whale carcasses — known as "whale falls" — become an energy-rich habitat, drawing a wide variety of organisms from across the deep sea to feast. Whale falls become ecosystems unto themselves."

Biodiversity [2]
Water & Oceans [18]
Public [7]
International [8]
Source: NPR [19], 11/03/2020
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"Getting the Lead Out: Why Battery Recycling Is a Global Health Hazard" [20]

"From African shantytowns to the backstreets of China’s cities, small-scale businesses that recycle the lead from auto batteries are proliferating. Experts say the pollution from these unregulated operations is a lethal threat – with children being the most vulnerable to poisoning."

Chemicals [21]
Environmental Health [4]
Environmental Justice [22]
Waste [23]
Public [7]
International [8]
Source: YaleE360 [24], 11/03/2020
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"Use COVID-19 To Build Back Better, Cities Told" [25]

"The United Nations urged civic leaders to build more liveable urban centres better for public health, society and the environment"

Climate Change [11]
Disasters [3]
Energy & Fuel [12]
Environmental Health [4]
Health [5]
Planning & Growth [26]
Public [7]
International [8]
Source: Reuters [27], 11/02/2020
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Protect Nature Or Face Deadlier Pandemics Than COVID, Scientists Warn [28]

"Pandemics will emerge more often, spread faster, cost more and kill more people than COVID-19 without bold action to halt the habitat destruction that helps viruses hop from wildlife to humans, according to a study published on Thursday."

Biodiversity [2]
Disasters [3]
Environmental Health [4]
Environmental Studies [29]
Health [5]
Wildlife [6]
Public [7]
International [8]
Source: Reuters [30], 10/30/2020
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"Exports of Used Cars Are a Pollution Problem, U.N. Warns" [31]

"Rich countries are sending millions of older, dirtier vehicles abroad, in a trade that’s largely unregulated, even as they mandate cleaner cars at home."

Air [32]
Environmental Health [4]
Pollution [33]
Transportation [34]
Public [7]
International [8]
Source: NYTimes [35], 10/26/2020
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SEJ Grant Program Gives Boost to Environmental Coverage [36]

With this issue, SEJournal launches its newest column — FEJ StoryLog. The bimonthly feature will bring you the lessons of journalists who have been able to pursue their public service reporting work through the largesse of the Fund for Environmental Journalism. Column editor Carolyn Whetzel tells the story of the grant program and its successes. And watch in coming weeks for our first grantee StoryLog, from reporter Christine Woodside.

SEJ Publication Types: 
FEJ StoryLog [37]
Topics on the Beat: 
Agriculture [38]
Disasters [3]
Environmental Health [4]
Health [5]
Journalism & Media [39]
Nuclear Power & Radiation [40]
Pollution [33]
Waste [23]
Water & Oceans [18]
Region: 
National (U.S.) [15]
Northeast (CT MA ME NH NJ NY RI VT) [41]
International [8]
Asia [42]
Europe [43]
Visibility: 
Public [7]
  • Read more about SEJ Grant Program Gives Boost to Environmental Coverage [36]

Will Cheap ‘Green Hydrogen’ From Renewables Transform Fuel Economy? [44]

"“Green hydrogen” made with wind and solar electricity could become the cheapest form of what the Australian government has described as a “transformative fuel” much faster than expected, analysts believe."

Climate Change [11]
Energy & Fuel [12]
Public [7]
International [8]
Source: Guardian [45], 10/22/2020
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