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Bonface Landi

Bonface Landi is an accomplished journalist and environmental activist. He holds a Bachelors’ degree in Mass Communication from Colorado State University and is recognized for his environmental activism. In the past few years, he has dedicated his life to spreading environmental awareness through his writing skills. He currently contributes to several blogs across the U.S. that champion for healthy environmental practices, including Inhabitat. As a writer and editor, he also mentors upcoming writers on ways to speak out about social and environmental issues.
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Sea level rise creates "ghost forests" along the Atlantic coast

Sea level rise is killing forests in protected areas on the eastern U.S. coast, according to a recent report....

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Warming in deepest parts of the Great Lakes could be irreversible

New research published in the journal Nature Communications shows that the deepest parts of the Great Lakes are...

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Neurological disorder leaves bears in California vulnerable

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is concerned over increasing incidences of bears with rare...

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UK launches world's largest ocean monitoring system

The U.K. government, under the Blue Belt program, has announced its plan to install underwater camera...

lettuce growing on farm in California

California farmers find ways to work with less water

Water scarcity due to persistent droughts in California's Central Valley is forcing scientists and farmers to find...

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Concern arises over increased use of antimicrobials in building materials

A joint statement released by leading green construction organizations has raised concerns about the increasing...

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Biden unveils $2 trillion infrastructure and green economy plan

President Joe Biden has unveiled a $2.2 trillion masterplan that will see investments in infrastructure and job...

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Study finds US tap water is contaminated with dangerous chemicals

An investigation, carried out by Consumer Reports in association with The Guardian, has revealed that there are...

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Climate change leads to earliest cherry blossoming on record

The earliest cherry blossoming ever recorded is happening in Kyoto, Japan. While a colorful bust of cherry blossoms...

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Rolls-Royce, Tecnam and Widerøe develop electric passenger airplane

Rolls-Royce, Tecnam and Scandinavia's largest airline, Widerøe, have entered into a partnership that will see...

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Global warming is making crop storage costly for farmers

Global food storage is exposed to significant dangers following a rise in global temperatures. Farmers and food...

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Bald eagle population bounces back from brink of extinction

The once shrinking population of bald eagles has quadrupled over the past 12 years, according to a new survey conducted...

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Both African elephant species face extinction

An official assessment on African elephants conducted by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)...

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Deforestation contributes to disease outbreaks, study says

A recent paper published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science has established that there is a connection between...

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Harp seals threatened by decreasing sea ice

The migration cycle of harp seals is greatly threatened following a significant decrease in sea ice cover in Canada's...

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