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Rapid Falloff Of Biodiversity

What to do and what it means for you

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July 23, 2024

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Planting Energy Crops Wisely Can Minimize Biodiversity Loss

University of Surrey researchers say planting location is key to balancing the need for renewable energy with protecting wildlife. While energy crops are crucial for a sustainable future, planting them on existing farmland minimizes harm compared to natural habitats. This allows for restoration of other lands, ultimately benefiting biodiversity. The study promotes UN sustainability goals for clean energy, climate action, and protecting life on land. (Learn More)

Long-Distance Travel Carries Huge Carbon Footprint, Says Leeds Study

A new study by the University of Leeds found that long-distance travel, despite being a small portion of total journeys, is responsible for the majority of emissions from passenger travel. The study revealed that less than 3% of trips in the UK exceed 50 miles, but they cause a whopping 70% of all passenger travel emissions.  The disparity is even greater for international flights, which make up just 0.4% of trips but contribute a massive 55% of emissions. These findings suggest that focusing on reducing long-distance travel could be a more effective way to tackle emissions than current efforts which focus on local commutes. (Learn More)

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