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Why tackling nitrous oxide emissions under the Montreal Protocol is essential

Podcast: The United Nations has recently conceded that it is now “unavoidable” for the world to remain within the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C.

Joining Senior Press & Communications Officer Paul Newman to discuss how and why bringing nitrous oxide under the wing of the Montreal Protocol should be done are EIA Senior Climate Campaigner Tom Nickson and special guest David Kanter, an Associate Professor of Environmental Studies at New York University and Chair of the International Nitrogen Initiative.

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Why tackling nitrous oxide emissions under the Montreal Protocol is essential

Podcast: The United Nations has recently conceded that it is now “unavoidable” for the world to remain within the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C.

Joining Senior Press & Communications Officer Paul Newman to discuss how and why bringing nitrous oxide under the wing of the Montreal Protocol should be done are EIA Senior Climate Campaigner Tom Nickson and special guest David Kanter, an Associate Professor of Environmental Studies at New York University and Chair of the International Nitrogen Initiative.

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Crimes that Affect the Environment

STILL a critical threat to our future In our landmark 2008 report Environmental Crime – A Threat to Our Future, we were the first to analyse the combined impact of multiple environmental crime types and the coordinated global response they demanded. Some 18 years later, that call for urgent action has gone substantially unheeded. In our new report Crimes that Affect the Environment – Still a critical threat to our future, we conclude that in the interim environmental crime and abuse has actually grown more sophisticated, more lucrative and even more damaging to the planet and human society.
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Appeal: Stop whales, dolphins and porpoises from being killed in fishing gear

Every year, more than 1,000 whales, dolphins and porpoises are caught and killed in fishing gear in UK waters. Help us put an end to bycatch.

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