"TTIP Trade Talks 'Likely To Stop', Warns French Minister"
"Talks between the US and EU over the wide-ranging TTIP trade deal are likely to grind to a halt, according to France's trade minister."
Source: BBC News, 05/04/2016
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"Ruined Chernobyl Nuclear Plant Will Remain A Threat For 3,000 Years"
"It will be 30 years ago Tuesday that Pripyat and the nearby Chernobyl nuclear plant became synonymous with nuclear disaster, that the word Chernobyl came to mean more than just a little village in rural Ukraine, and this place became more than just another spot in the shadowy Soviet Union."
Source: McClatchy, 04/26/2016
"Europe Bans Two Endocrine-Disrupting Weedkillers"
"The European commission has ordered a ground-breaking moratorium on two endocrine-disrupting weedkillers that have been linked to thyroid cancer, infertility, reproductive problems and foetal malformations."
Source: Guardian, 04/19/2016
"European Parliament Backs Glyphosate But With Conditions"
"European politicians advised on Wednesday that the herbicide glyphosate should only be approved for another seven years, rather than the 15 proposed by the EU executive, and should not be used by the general public."
Source: Reuters, 04/14/2016
Reporter's Guide to the Energiewende
Clean Energy Wire's guide provides international correspondents with an overview of the key stories, experts/decision-makers and facts of Germany’s landmark energy transition.
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"Poland Approves Logging Europe's Last Primeval Forest"
"Poland on Friday gave the go ahead for large-scale logging in the Bialowieza forest intended to combat a spruce bark beetle infestation, despite scientists, ecologists and the EU protesting the move in Europe's last primeval woodland."
Source: AFP, 03/28/2016
The Path to Better Investigative Science Reporting
In the latest Reporter's Toolbox, Climate Central senior science writer John Upton defines investigative science reporting’s major role, and shares his personal nine ways to do the job better.
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"Giant Arch To Block Chernobyl Radiation For Next 100 Years"
"In the middle of a vast exclusion zone in northern Ukraine, the world's largest land-based moving structure has been built to prevent deadly radiation spewing from the Chernobyl nuclear disaster site for the next 100 years."
Source: Reuters, 03/24/2016
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