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The world pledged to halt biodiversity loss by 2030, but as Cop17 delegates meet in Armenia next week the outlook is bleak and optimism has faded • Don’t get Down to Earth delivered to your inbox? Sign up here The world has lost its way on nature once again. Next week, biodiversity Cop17 begins in Yerevan, Armenia, and expectations are low. Very low.…
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In search of autumn festivals, good food and islands where it still feels like summer? We asked you to recommend your best off-season breaks • Tell us about a spooky spot in the UK – the best tip wins a £200 holiday voucher Last October, while I was cycling around south-west France, near the Spanish border, a tip from a local waiter led me to Collioure ,…
Story snapshotThe metals production and recycling company increased its earnings per share year on year this summer by more than 40 percent.
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US research says nitrogen dioxide in restaurants that cook with gas can exceed WHO limits, which also affects diners Each time we enjoy a meal out or order a takeaway, someone cooks for us in a commercial kitchen. In the UK, 3.6 million people work in catering and hospitality. In the US it is estimated at close to 16 million . A first-of-its-kind study in…
Story snapshotThe Ohio-based provider of waste and recycling equipment has added Darryl Burden as its national equipment rental manager.
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A planned dayhike on Mt. Shasta turned into an overnight ordeal and an off-trail rescue. The post How a Missed Turnaround on Mt. Shasta Turned a Dayhike into a 36-Hour Survival Situation appeared first on Backpacker .
Story snapshotKeep America Beautiful and the Recycled Materials Association are collaborating on a Youth Innovation Challenge focused on recycling education.
Story snapshotDespite tariffs and encouragement for reshoring, shipping containers continue to flow from Asia into North America.
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Most people can hike seriously year-round without injury. But that doesn’t mean you should. The post Do Hikers Need an Off-Season? A Burnt-Out Backpacker Makes the Case. appeared first on Backpacker .
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SAR personnel trekked through rugged terrain and evaluated tracks to locate a missing dayhiker on an exposed ridgeline after a family member sounded the alarm. The post Lost on a New Mexico Peak, a Hiker Wrote Goodbye Notes. Then He Heard Rescuers appeared first on Backpacker .
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Autumn splendor takes on a new form on this 20-mile loop in Washington's Mt. Baker Wilderness. The post Hike of the Week: Colorful Mushrooms, Not Leaves, Are the Main Attraction on This Fall Overnight appeared first on Backpacker .
Story snapshotThe high-jetness carbon black is designed for engineered plastics.
Story snapshotThis is a new category introduced this year at the Plastics Industry Awards 2026.
Story snapshotThe coalition of organizations representing farmers, grocers, food packaging and supply chain companies allege key aspects of the packaging EPR law are unconstitutional and could drive up food costs for Californians.
Story snapshotStadler helped to take Igers’ patented textile recycling process from vision to reality.
Story snapshotThe products are made using Cellera, Yangi’s industrial dry-forming technology for producing dry-molded fiber packaging.
Story snapshotHarris County says USA Waste has failed to keep methane emissions at safe levels. The federal lawsuit, filed Tuesday, calls for the landfill to close and for WM to remediate the site, including its groundwater.
Story snapshotThe company’s Cleansort system has sorted more than 20,000 metric tons of automotive scrap.
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