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Is Russia Helping China Expand Its Nuclear Weapons Program? 

Union of Concerned Scientists

This arrangement was negotiated 25 years ago and is part of a decades-old program of cooperation on nuclear technology, which includes agreements not to use this assistance for military purposes. These agreements often involve the transfer of reactor technology, supply of nuclear fuel, and training of specialists to operate the reactors.

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CLEE’s New Executive Director

Legal Planet

These activities involved collaboration with stakeholders, legislators, and agencies throughout state government. In 2020, she won the Science in Public Service Award from the California Council on Science and Technology. She also led the development and implementation of SGC’s Racial Equity Action Plan.

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Environmental Law Again Front-and-Center at California Supreme Court

Legal Planet

County of Monterey –a major case involving the authority of California local governments to limit oil and gas development within their borders. County of Monterey case raises important and difficult questions for both the justices and the Executive Branch of California state government.

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Alberta’s New Committee on Tar Sands Tailings is Too Little, Too Late 

Enviromental Defense

The Alberta government has allowed 1.4 The AER has rubber-stamped the industry’s tailings clean-up plans for decades, despite these relying on unproven or dangerous technologies. The Alberta government must be cautious not to overreach its jurisdiction.

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Farms in Six Southeast Michigan Counties Are Major Sources of Lake Erie Toxic Blooms

Circle of Blue

For much of her career she taught an International Baccalaureate course in information technology, business, and math to high schoolers, some of whom are now friends. . Government agencies, nevertheless, are trying. Government pays all or a share of the cost of implementing the practices. Carl Ganter/ Circle of Blue.

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Just and Sustainable Solutions for the Mining and Recycling of Rare Earth Elements in Wind Turbines

Union of Concerned Scientists

The World Bank predicts that the demand for neodymium for energy technologies in 2050 will be 37% of total 2018 neodymium production. Our modern technological world wouldn’t function without rare earth elements. 12 of the rare earth elements are used in laser technology. It is used to make luminous paint.

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Viewpoint: Why cutting emissions is now a business imperative for Chinese companies 

A Greener Life

Business is slow Our research references two Bloomberg Terminal ESG (environmental, social and governance) business databases. It is worth noting that these datasets are missing considerable amounts of pre-2016 data for Chinese firms, but the countrys actions and outcomes are clearly lagging behind. Further expansions are expected.