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Creating an Alternative Governance for Phosphorus Circularity Through Framings That Strengthen Intersectoral Policy Coherence in the EU: Constraints and Implementation Possibilities

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By Teodor Kalpakchiev, Brent Jacobs, Markus Fraundorfer, Julia Martin-Ortega
| MDPI
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Gold rush risk of commodifying nature

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By Julia Martin-Ortega, Joshua Cohen, Ruth Bookbinder
| Asia Times Verified
To combat climate change and help nature to recover, a lot more investment is urgently needed. The UN’s State of Finance for Nature report claims that if the world is to meet climate, biodiversity and land degradation targets, it needs to invest an extra US$4.1 trillion by 2050. With most of the existing funding coming from public sources (US$133 billion), calls to close the “investment gap” are now focusing heavily on private investments, commonly referred to as green finance.
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Tips for storage, safety, and food handling in hot weather

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By Lucas Nowicki, Georgina Crouth, Julia Martin-Ortega, Brent Jacobs
| Bizcommunity Verified
As temperatures continue to soar and the South African Weather Services predict drier and warmer conditions this December to March 2024, facilities management company, Servest Catering, cautions against the risks of food contamination. Bradley Hall of Servest Catering says, “proper food preparation and handling is absolutely crucial to ensure food safety during high temperatures; as the risk of food poisoning escalates in warmer temperatures when bacteria thrive.
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