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Hundreds of students got to learn about the importance of wildlife conservation and minimizing human impact on coastal environments.
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Unpack the future with CGTN. In this video, a maritime lawyer from Georgia shares with us her thoughts on China’s draft revision of the Marine Environmental Protection Law and how China has made positive contributions to protecting the global marine
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Participants are able to jump nearly 20 feet into the air, simulating lunar gravity.
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“Unfiltered: The Truth about Oysters” is a documentary film that examines the importance of oysters to Florida’s environment. The film will premiere March 29 at the Sarasota Film Festival. The documentary’s executive producer Chucha Barber and director Josh McLawhorn joined ABC 27 Sunrise Morning Show anchor Karah Bailey to discuss the documentary.
Sean Dunlop, equity analyst at Morningstar, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss being the only analyst on the street with a sell rating on Oliver Garden parent company, Darden. He also talks about the current macroeconomic environment for discretionary spending.
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Montreal temperatures are likely to drop with Environment Canada issuing a freezing rain warning.
![The Hill’s Headlines Mar. 22, 2023 [Video]](https://energynewsvideo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/mp_85662_0_48cd92f4d7bad2938924799174532ca1.jpg)
HOUSE Bipartisan lawmakers introduce bill to ban members from owning, trading stocks HEALTHCARE Child mortality is rising at the fastest rate in 50 years SENATE Trump plunges GOP into more turmoil with legal troubles HEALTHCARE Oklahoma Supreme Court finds limited right to abortion in state constitution, leaving access out-of-reach for many HOUSE House Republicans turn to Biden administration response to infant formula crisis ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT Cancer alley residents say they are victims of environmental racism in new lawsuit IN THE KNOW Biden awards Springsteen, Louis-Dreyfus and others with National Medals of Arts
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The invasive wigglers can be destructive to forests and they get in a turf war with traditional worms that are good for the environment.
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STORY: Badgers have caused havoc after digging homes under this Dutch train trackLocation: Esch, NetherlandsTrain services have been halted due to safety concernsDate: March 21, 202350,000 passengers are facing delays, adding 30-60 minutes to their travel times Experts are worried that badgers’ tunnels could weaken the ground under the tracks [Aldert Baas, Spokesperson/ ProRail] “The problem of the digging badgers in the environment of tracks is a real problem because of the safety, so we have to remove them from the tracks and that’s difficult because they like to be in the environment of the railways.”The species is protected by Dutch law and must be removed before repairs can begin The company aims to create a new home nearby for the badgers and block their way back “How long it’s going to take to remove the badgers from the railway to the other spot? We don’t know exactly. Badgers don’t read papers or instructions and so on, so they will go their own way. We have to wait for that. And it will take one or two weeks and then they leave hopefully. And after that we can repair the situation. So, everything is ready for safe rail traffic.”
![Why it’s taking so long for P.E.I.’s political parties to release their full platforms [Video]](https://energynewsvideo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/mp_85620_0_peipartypolicyreleasesjpg.jpg)
On the morning of Day 16 of P.E.I.s election campaign the Liberals were about to release their full platform, the Greens were preparing to, and the Progressive Conservatives still hadnt said anything about the environment.
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STORY: Citigroup Inc CEO Jane Fraser expressed confidence in U.S. banks after a series of closures rattled investors and fueled in global financial markets.[CEO, Citigroup, Jane Fraser]’I don’t think they need to go out right now because the banking system is pretty sound. And we’re talking about a few banks. We heard it from the Chairman Powell today. This is not something that is spread across the entire banking system. This isn’t like it was last time. This is not a credit crisis.’In the past two weeks, two U.S. banks collapsed, Credit Suisse Group AG CSGN.S was taken over by Swiss rival UBS Group AG and America’s biggest banks agreed to deposit $30 billion in another ailing firm, First Republic Bank.Citi, the fourth-largest U.S. lender, was one of 11 major banks that threw a lifeline to First Republic last week, in an effort to help it buy time for restructuring.Fraser said Citi is not interested in buying First Republic and expects to get paid back the $5 billion of uninsured deposits her company contributed to the lender, which was intended as a mark of confidence.[CEO, Citigroup, Jane Fraser]’So despite this being quite a divisive environment that we’re all operating in, this is an instance of the banks coming together and saying: ‘Okay, what can we do here to support a system that we have confidence in?’ And you don’t put $5 billion into the system through the generosity of your own heart. You do it because you have confidence in the system itself.’
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“It’s a challenging environment but child poverty figures staying steady this year is encouraging.”