*This post was originally published on the Yale Environment 360 site in April 2019 and has been reproduced here with permission. The featured image shows activists gathering in Munich to show support for Bavaria’s biodiversity referendum in January 2019. Photo: Georg Kurz By Christian Schwägerl Christian Schwägerl is a science journalist and author. In the past, he has […]
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After a hiatus of 10 years, Russia has started importing radioactive waste from Europe once again. Between 2019 and 2022, Russia will receive 12,000 tons of depleted uranium from Germany, Die Tageszeitung reports. The waste will comprise of so-called “uranium tailings”, byproducts of the enrichment process used to make fuel for nuclear power plants, GreenPeace […]
via Germany to send 12,000 tons of nuclear waste to Russia — Ukraine Today .org
Agriculture Minister, Julia Kloeckner, said the German Federal and State Governments on Wednesday made 800 million euros ($880 million) available for the conservation of woodland and reforestation.
via Germany set to spend up to 800m Euros on reforestation — P.M. News
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