Ecocide May Actually Become a Crime Soon
Should ecocide be an international crime, alongside war crimes and genocide? The ICC is considering saying yes.
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5 Ways to Get Your Home Disaster Ready
In the best case scenario, you will have some time to prepare for an impending disaster (such as a hurricane), but other times, you might not be so lucky.
Why It’s a Good Idea to Have an SR&ED Advisor by Your Side
Any experienced SR&ED consultant offer audit defense as part of the package, which they can handle competently to see you claim sail through without your involvement at any stage of the process.
Moderate Livelihood, Lobster, and Native Rights
What’s behind a volatile situation brewing in Nova Scotia, where commercial fishermen and police are at odds with First Nations pursuing the right to a moderate livelihood?
Facial Recognition AI: Promises, Challenges, and the FUTURE
By recognizing the users’ already detected patterns and behavioral data, machines continue to improve their output, which is what the latest AI and its offset technologies like Machine Learning and Deep Learning are doing.
NJ Bans Single-use Plastic and Paper Bags Statewide
NJ becomes first in the nation to ban paper bag use.
How to Dive Sustainably and Prevent Ocean Pollution
There are lots of ways to help preserve the water. If you choose to be part of the solution, you will inspire other people around you to do the same.
Specially Trained Detection Dogs are Helping Endangered Australian Wildlife
Over the next few years, the Zoos Victoria dog detection squad is due to expand their pack (all living at their Healesville Sanctuary) to five full-time canines.
FieldView by Bayer: Marketing or Manure?
Why is Bayer pushing its data-collecting FieldView app on farmers interested in protecting the environment? The answer is clear if you follow the money.
What Energy Sources Does Your State Use?
Every U.S. state will have a different mix of energy sources used to produce electricity. This energy mix depends on multiple factors, including the availability of natural resources in the state.