More than 90% of marine animals caught in NSW shark nets over summer were non-target species Exclusive: New documents reveal government division over controversial program as data reveals death toll

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Each year, NSW's "shark meshing" program puts barrier nets along 51 Australian beaches from Sept.-April to reduce the interactions between people and tiger or white sharks. We know The nets kill many other animals, & Newly released documents show how many.

From Vermont's Seven Days news outlet ... great piece on the changes happening to prepare for the 2024 Eclipse. My father-in-law is involved in similar efforts up in Houlton, Maine! www.sevendaysvt.com/news/norther...

Why One H&M Skirt Traveled 15,000 Miles After It Was Brought Back to the Store Atmos follows the journey of one H&M skirt, while breaking down what happens when we return our unwanted clothes to the brands that sold them.

Awesome write-up from Daphne Chouliaraki Milner in Atmos atmos.earth/one-hm-skirt...

This Solar Designer Wants You to Stop Wasting So Much Energy at Miami Art & Design Week Marjan van Aubel unpacks her latest installation with Lexus, the power of solar technology, and the future of sustainable design

Sydney Gore in ADPro: www.architecturaldigest.com/story/this-s...?

Great work by Georgina Gustin via The Outlaw Ocean Project insideclimatenews.org/news/0812202...

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Fascinating article by Jude Coleman in @theatlantic.bsky.social. Absolutely adding this to my "learn more about this in 2024" list.

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Interesting piece from @gristnews.bsky.social insideclimatenews.org/news/0512202...

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Really interesting project from Dutch Design Week using undesired books to make furniture.
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