History of the Toyota Land Cruiser 70 which has been produced for 40 years

History of the Toyota Land Cruiser 70, which has been produced for 40 years

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History of the Toyota Land Cruiser 70, which has been produced for 40 years

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Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series Facelift has just been launched in Japan.

Refreshments made to the Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series include a new grille, round LED headlights, and beefier fenders and bonnets.

Then in the interior there is a 4.2 inch MID and a 6.7 inch touch screen head unit that supports Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.

Especially for the Japanese market, the Toyota Land Cruiser 70 uses

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Protected areas: over a quarter of EU land – Products Eurostat News

The EU has the largest coordinated network of protected areas in the world, known as Natura 2000, consisting of around 27 000 terrestrial and marine sites protected under the Habitats Directive and the Birds Directive (known as “the Nature Directives”). In addition, EU Member States have protected large portions of their territories under national protection schemes.

In 2021, around 1.1 million km² of the EU Member States’ land area was designated for the preservation of biodiversity as Natura 2000 sites or nationally protected sites. This represents over a quarter (26%) of the total EU land area.

The highest share of

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Zara, H&M: The European retail giants tied to land grabbing and deforestation in Brazil

The world’s biggest cotton certification scheme is giving the green light to clothes made from cotton farms on mega estates ‘plundering’ the Cerrado.

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Cotton clothes, towels and bed sheets from H&M and Zara are “stained” by illegal deforestation and human rights abuses, according to a new investigation.

UK-based investigative NGO Earthsight has traced 800,000 tonnes of cotton from the giant Western retailers to Brazilian estates where land grabbing, violence and corruption are rife.

This cotton is exported to several manufacturers in Asia, which together made nearly 250 million items of clothing and homeware in a year for global stores

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Pope: ‘Let’s work together for peace in the Holy Land’

Pope Francis sends a letter to “my Jewish brothers and sisters in Israel”, addressed to Karma Ben Johanan, a theologian of Jewish-Christian dialogue, and invites everyone to work for peace in the Holy Land.

By Roberto Cetera – Jerusalem

“My heart is close to you, to the Holy Land, to all the people who inhabit it, Israelis and Palestinians, and I pray that the desire for peace may prevail in all. I want you to know that you are close to my heart and to the heart of the Church.”

Pope Francis sent those words to “my Jewish brothers and

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Banyule Council deal with Woolworths angers residents

Woolworths made the unsolicited offer in January 2019 to buy the property after earlier winning approval to build a supermarket on a neighboring site. The extra land means the company can build a bigger store than originally planned.

Council struck an agreement with Woolworths before informing the public of the proposal in April 2021. When built, it will be the first major supermarket to open a store in Rosanna.

After conducting community consultation, Banyule bypassed the typical process of advertising the property and sold it to Woolworths off-market in return for a new library to be built at an agreed

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How land-grant universities are profiting off Indigenous land

On this edition of Your Call, we discuss Misplaced Trust, an 18-month long Grist investigation that reveals how stolen Indigenous land given to universities is often used for fossil fuel production or mining. Some universities are making billions off these practices.

In 1862 President Abraham Lincoln signed the Morrill Act, allowing the federal government to take land from Indigenous peoples and give it to states for the creation of public colleges known as land-grant universities.

Nearly a quarter of university trust lands are designated for either fossil fuel production or the mining of minerals, such as coal and iron-rich taconite.

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Novel assessment shows vulnerability of arable land to soil erosion across Europe

New analysis using a multi model approach assesses the impact of soil erosion not only by water but by other drivers: wind, tillage conditions and crop harvesting. The study indicates that 43 million hectares (M ha) out of approximately 110 M ha of arable land in the EU and the UK are estimated to be vulnerable to a single driver of erosion, 15.6 M ha to two drivers and 0.81 M ha to three or more drivers.

About 3.2 M ha of arable land is vulnerable to the possible interaction of increased flood, drought, water, and wind erosion. The analysis,

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Foreign investors to be slapped with huge penalties for leaving homes vacant

Foreign investors who leave their own property vacant will be slugged with charges of upwards of $169,000 under a federal government plan to free up more housing stock.

The federal government says that next year it will try to legislate a tripling of application fees for foreign investors to purchase a property, and an increase to penalties for vacant

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