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The use of plastics in agriculture (commonly called ‘agriplastics’) may account for just 3.5 per cent of annual global plastic usage, but the pollution caused is devastating and extends far beyond farms. In a new series of reports, EIA takes a step back to outline what agriplastics are and who is responsible for finding solutions to tackle the environmental and human health harm they cause – and finds that little is being done by the UK’s major supermarkets and the Government to address the issue..
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** CITES gets tough with Mexico over porpoises ([link removed])
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With fewer than 10 vaquita porpoises remaining in the world, CITES has finally gotten tough with Mexico to compel it to protect the critically endangered creatures, suspending all commercial trade in specimens of CITES-listed species with the country.
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A new UN report has made plain the urgent need to address the escalating climate crisis. Our campaigners unpack its key findings, from the main causes and likely impacts to the irreversible harm that will occur if warming passes 1.5°C, even briefly.
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** A win for dolphins! ([link removed])
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Thousands of common dolphins in the Bay of Biscay will be saved from entanglement and death in fishing gear after a French court ruled that current measures in place to prevent this were inadequate and ordered the establishment of no-fishing zones.
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