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Toyota Gamifies Worker Lobbying Against Environmental Rules While Trump’s EPA Weakens Formaldehyde Safety Standards — Today’s Environmental Briefing for Sat, Dec 20 2025

Toyota launches video game platform to mobilize US employees for anti-environmental advocacy as Trump's EPA proposes rolling back cancer-causing formaldehyde protections. Meanwhile, Britain approaches its greenest Christmas ever with record renewable energy, while climate change accelerates global crop pest damage. Read the full article

December 20, 2025

Toyota uses video games to rally us workers for anti-environmental lobbying campaign

The world’s largest automaker has developed an unusual strategy to advance its corporate agenda: gamifying employee activism. Through an internal platform called “Toyota Policy Drivers,” the…

December 20, 2025

Eu parliament delays landmark anti-deforestation law for second consecutive year, pushing implementation to 2026

The European Parliament voted 405 to 242 on December 17 to postpone a groundbreaking anti-deforestation regulation for the second year running, further delaying efforts to combat…

December 20, 2025

Climate change accelerates crop pest damage, threatening global food security

Rising global temperatures are creating ideal conditions for crop pests to breed faster and spread more widely, putting the world’s food supply at increasing risk, according…

December 20, 2025

Toyota Gamifies Worker Lobbying Against Environmental Rules While Trump’s EPA Weakens Formaldehyde Safety Standards — Today’s Environmental Briefing for Sat, Dec 20 2025

Toyota workers using computers in office setting for corporate lobbying campaign

Toyota launches video game platform to mobilize US employees for anti-environmental advocacy as Trump's EPA proposes rolling back cancer-causing formaldehyde protections. Meanwhile, Britain approaches its greenest Christmas ever with record renewable energy, while climate change accelerates global crop pest damage.

December 20, 2025

Cyclone senyar’s aftermath leaves indonesian fishers stranded as massive logs clog padang’s coastline

Along the coastline of Padang, Indonesia, hundreds of fishing boats remain anchored at shore—not due to stormy weather, but because massive logs have transformed the waters…

December 20, 2025

Ecuador and peru drug cartels expand into illegal shark fin trafficking operations

Drug trafficking organizations in Ecuador and Peru have diversified their criminal enterprises to include the lucrative illegal shark fin trade, according to a comprehensive investigation by…

December 20, 2025

Britain could experience its greenest christmas ever as renewable energy surges

Christmas Day 2024 could mark a historic milestone for Britain’s environmental progress, according to the National Energy System Operator (NESO). The country’s energy grid may achieve…

December 20, 2025

Trump administration’s plan to dismantle national center for atmospheric research threatens weather forecasting and climate science

The Trump administration has announced plans to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR), a move that scientists warn could severely damage America’s ability to…

December 20, 2025

California sea otters face growing threats as marine ecosystems shift under climate pressure

A heartbreaking rescue scene unfolded in California’s Morro Bay this past October when a kayaker discovered a tiny sea otter pup, barely two weeks old, crying…

December 20, 2025

Conservation groups shift from crisis messaging to evidence-based hope as traditional alarm tactics lose impact

The environmental conservation movement is undergoing a fundamental shift in how it communicates with the public, moving away from crisis-focused messaging that has dominated for decades.…

December 20, 2025

Kenya’s 2025 wildlife census shows mixed results: elephants and rhinos recover while other species struggle

Kenya’s latest national wildlife census presents a tale of two conservation stories, with some of the country’s most iconic species making remarkable recoveries while others face…

December 20, 2025

African protected areas face complex challenge: balancing global conservation goals with local community needs

Africa’s protected areas represent a conservation paradox that demands urgent attention. While these reserves serve as crucial bastions for biodiversity protection and carbon storage on a…

December 20, 2025

Endangered fishing cats face deadly human-wildlife conflict across bangladesh despite wide distribution

A comprehensive study of Bangladesh’s endangered fishing cats reveals a troubling paradox: while these elusive wetland predators occupy nearly one-third of the country’s territory, they face…

December 20, 2025

Flawed forest maps could undermine eu’s new deforestation-free trade rules

A comprehensive scientific review has exposed significant flaws in the forest mapping systems that companies will rely on to comply with the European Union’s groundbreaking Regulation…

December 20, 2025

Major pulp giant rge admits deforestation violations in critical bornean wildlife habitat

Royal Golden Eagle (RGE), one of the world’s largest pulp and paper companies, has acknowledged a potential breach of its no-deforestation commitment in its supply chain,…

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