Targets of operation that found cattle ranching in the Chico Mendes Extractive Reserve in AC are prosecuted
Two targets of a Federal Police operation in Brazil have been indicted for alleged environmental crimes in the Chico Mendes Extractive Reserve.
How to make the pay period last without fines: Hoy No Circula for Saturday, February 28 for CDMX and Edomex
The article discusses the Hoy No Circula vehicle restriction in Mexico City and neighboring municipalities for February 28, aimed at reducing air pollution and improving environmental quality.
Why it is good to listen to birds singing in your home or garden
The article discusses the benefits of listening to birds sing, highlighting its significance in understanding environmental balance and personal well-being.
Court orders Greenpeace to pay 345 million dollars to American oil pipeline company
Greenpeace has been ordered by a court in North Dakota to pay 345 million dollars in damages to the operator of the Dakota Access oil pipeline.
Kaduna orders closure of markets, offices for sanitation
The Kaduna State Government has mandated a temporary closure of markets and offices for a monthly sanitation exercise to promote environmental sustainability and public health.
Deadline looms for farmers refusing transmission line work on properties
Victorian farmers opposing the VNI West transmission line project have 30 days to allow authorities access to their land for environmental surveys or face fines and the potential for forced entry.
Councilors defend sustainability and environmental protection in Maceió
Council members in Maceió emphasize the importance of environmental sustainability and proper waste disposal during a municipal session.
Important politician leaves Poland 2050. "Is this complete with a resignation?"
Mikołaj Dorożała has announced his resignation from the political party Poland 2050, expressing gratitude towards the party's leader for his environmental advocacy.
NGOs ask STF to block works funded by amendments causing deforestation and invasion of indigenous lands
Environmental defense entities request the Brazilian Supreme Court to halt funding for road construction that leads to illegal deforestation and invasion of indigenous territories.
States celebrate law that relaxes environmental licensing but fear judicialization
Authorities welcome the new environmental licensing law in Brazil but express concerns over potential judicial challenges.
MP investigates use of explosives in mining in Bonito, Brazil's ecotourism capital
The Public Prosecutor's Office in Bonito has initiated an investigation into the environmental impacts of mining activities in the region, particularly focusing on the use of explosives.
Temu has started cooperation with an Estonian company for waste management compliance
E-commerce platform Temu has signed an agreement with an Estonian accredited producer responsibility organization to assist its sellers in complying with electronic and battery waste management requirements.
Man fined R$ 1,200 for setting fire in vegetation area in Euclides da Cunha Paulista
A 70-year-old man was fined R$ 1,200 for illegally setting fire to a vegetation area in Euclides da Cunha Paulista, Brazil, without environmental authorization.
Pärnumaa Põlendmaa Wind Farm Special Planning Remains in Force
The Tallinn Administrative Court upheld the special planning decision for the Põlendmaa wind farm, allowing for the construction of wind turbines in Pärnu.
Government clarifies that no type of mining is allowed in Galápagos National Park
The Ecuadorian government has reaffirmed that no mining activities are permitted in the Galápagos National Park, ensuring adherence to environmental protection laws.
VIDEO: Police spot jaguar during patrol in ecological station in RO
Military police in Brazil's Rondônia state captured video of a jaguar during a routine patrol in an ecological station, highlighting the importance of environmental preservation.
Mining sector in MG blocks advances in environmental policy, says mayor of Juiz de Fora
The mayor of Juiz de Fora, Margarida Salomão, claims that the mining sector hinders progress in environmental policies in Minas Gerais amid recent environmental disasters.
On Saturday, temperatures will reach up to four degrees
A weather forecast from the Environmental Agency predicts temperatures of up to four degrees Celsius on Saturday in Estonia, with cloudy skies and possible rain.
Investments with Tree Cutting. "There is Always a Real Compensation"
The article discusses the criteria for tree removal in public investment projects in Poland and the compensatory measures taken by local governments.
Project of the Flying Whales Airship Factory in Gironde: An Environmental Association Requests a Suspension in Summary
An environmental association has requested the suspension of the Flying Whales airship factory project in Gironde, citing irreversible impacts on sensitive natural environments.
More rains and snakes: this is what you should do if you encounter one in your house during this winter season
During the winter season in Ecuador's coastal region, there is an increased likelihood of encountering snakes in urban areas due to heavy rains and other environmental factors.
Researchers Criticize Proposal for Saimaa Fishing Ban: Experts Were Not Consulted – Here's the Author's Response
Researchers have criticized a proposal from the Eastern Finland Centre for Economic Development regarding fishing restrictions aimed at protecting the Saimaa ringed seal, stating that experts were not consulted during the preparation.
Duo caught with 32 kg of fish and fined R$ 3,200 in the interior of SP
Two men were caught engaging in illegal fishing and fined R$ 3,240 during an environmental operation in São Paulo state, Brazil.
More than 500 bags of illegal charcoal seized in operation in the interior of Amazonas
Environmental authorities in Brazil seized over 500 bags of illegal charcoal in Itacoatiara, enforcing significant fines and regulations.
Czech tourists arrested with over a hundred cacti and two thousand seeds in their luggage at Guarulhos airport
Four Czech tourists were arrested at São Paulo's Guarulhos International Airport for attempting to smuggle over a hundred cacti and nearly two thousand illegally obtained seeds from Brazil.
The message from Javier Milei after the approval of the amendment to the Glacier Law
Javier Milei's administration praised the modification of the Glacier Law, claiming it promotes true environmental federalism and removes ideological distortions.
See tips on how to recover springs on rural properties
The article provides information on a free guide aimed at helping rural landowners in Brazil with the recovery and conservation of water springs.
The closely watched electoral battle between Labour and Reform UK was won by the Greens
The Greens have emerged victorious in an important electoral contest against Labour and Reform UK.
First seal pup spotted in Ventspils
The first seal pup of the season has been spotted on the promenade near Ostas street in Ventspils, Latvia, prompting reminders from environmental authorities for people to avoid approaching the seals.
Outer Limits for Offshore Aquaculture Set by the Government
The Norwegian government has established outer limits for areas designated for offshore aquaculture despite warnings from environmental organizations.
Marine farming areas established by the government: - Risky, say the Hunters and Fishermen's Association
The Norwegian government has set the boundaries for marine farming areas, a move criticized by environmental organizations as risky.
Von der Leyen: EU to temporarily apply the Mercosur agreement
The European Union will temporarily implement the Mercosur agreement with South American countries, as announced by Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, despite previous delays over agricultural and environmental concerns.
VARAM does not approve the draft law on 'Gors'
Latvia's Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regional Development has not approved the draft law governing the management of the Latgale Embassy 'Gors', suggesting amendments for flexibility in founding additional members.
Decision on lynx hunting is appealed
The decision to allow this year's lynx hunt has been appealed by the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, requesting a halt to the hunt while awaiting further legal review.
Environmental Protection: The Boundary and Direction of Business Development
The article discusses the complex relationship between environmental protection and economic freedom in Poland, emphasizing their constitutional significance and the conflicts that arise between private and public interests.
VARAM does not agree with the draft law on 'Gora'
The Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regional Development of Latvia raises concerns about ambiguous wording in a draft law regarding the 'Gors' foundation.
Few know: why jasmine leaves turn yellow
The article discusses the reasons for jasmine leaves turning yellow, emphasizing that this change may not always indicate a serious issue but can reflect natural reactions to environmental changes.
They will pay for the unlawful "management" of the river valley for two years
A family is held responsible for the illegal management of a state-owned river valley area, leading to environmental damage.
Fico Wants to Revive Slovalco with a Memorandum. His Promises Are Only General and Restart Is Still Uncertain
The Slovak government, led by Prime Minister Robert Fico, aims to revive the Slovalco aluminum factory, but promises made lack specificity and clarity.
"Mr. Nobody vs Putin": the growing regime propaganda even includes children
A documentary film from Karabash, Russia, highlights the effects of state propaganda on children amid a backdrop of severe environmental degradation.
Green Taxation Can Transform the Preservation of the Bahian Coast into Fiscal Justice
The 'green taxation' initiative in Bahia aims to use environmental preservation as a means to achieve social justice and fiscal equity, addressing urgent ecological challenges.
Rauno Ligi and Karl Metsküll: Courts have applied the right to appeal very broadly
Rauno Ligi and Karl Metsküll discuss the extensive application of the right to appeal in environmental matters by courts in Estonia and the resulting delays in legal proceedings.
Blanca Pedrín: Activist, Businesswoman, Politician... or a Risk to the Heritage of San José del Cabo?
The article analyzes the complicated persona of Blanca Pedrín, who presents as a cultural and environmental activist but has business and political interests that raise questions about her true motives.
Oil Spilled from Cargo Ship Reaches Tourist-Favored Islands
An oil spill from a sunken cargo ship off the coast of Phuket poses significant environmental threats and risks to tourism.
Government to Conduct Comprehensive Reinvestigation of Illegal Use of Rivers and Valleys Facilities; Severe Penalties for Intentional Omission
The South Korean government is launching a thorough reinvestigation into facilities illegally occupying rivers and valleys, promising severe penalties for local governments found guilty of negligence or intentional omission.
Pharmaceutical Compounds in Water: An Invisible Pollution We Can Stop
The article discusses the issue of pharmaceutical compounds contaminating the environment, primarily through wastewater and improper disposal, and highlights recent studies in Lithuania that reveal their presence in various water sources.
[Photo] 'Senators, please do not defecate in the water'
Argentina's glacier protection law has sparked controversy after passing the Senate, with environmental groups protesting against the regulatory relaxations that threaten water resources.
Gravel Gardens: "Just the View is Hostile to Life"
Gardener Torsten Matschiess discusses the environmental harm of gravel gardens and advocates for alternatives like perennial gardens.
Trei completes land remediation in Milanówek ahead of schedule
Trei Real Estate Poland has officially announced the early completion of land remediation at the site of the former MIFAM surgical tools factory in Milanówek, where it is developing the Zdrój housing project.
Reform of the glacier law: a setback that affects sources of life
The article discusses a proposed reform to Argentina's glacier law, raising concerns about its implications for water sources and environmental protection.