With NYS Comptroller’s office mired in controversy, New Yorkers escalate call for fossil fuel divestment The New York State Common Retirement Fund could have […]
News from Iraq comes that the Tigris River had fallen to historically low levels due to dam in Turkey. This situation has resulted in […]
The World Bank and the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) signed an agreement for a US$50 million project to improve access to […]
Andy Balaskovitz From tiered electric rates to equitable taxes, experienced communities have a lot to teach when it comes to managing the anticipated influx […]
James Renwick The New Zealand government’s announcement that it will not issue any new permits for offshore exploration for oil and gas deposits is […]
Wetlands play a crucial role in making cities liveable and sustainable and their effective management need to be a part of planning and development […]
Health professional groups raise alarm that build-out of drilling and fracking operations is creating a public health crisis. As incontrovertible evidence of harm from […]
Ikhtiar Mohammad While the entire world is moving towards searching for the alternatives, especially renewable energy; Bangladesh India Friendship Power Company is going to […]
Chen Jiliang Can China’s new Arctic policy protect the region’s delicate ecology? Chen Jiliang takes a look China has long been involved in Arctic affairs and […]
Soumya Sarkar, Juhi Chaudhary & Sapna Gopal Allocations for renewable energy and environment in India’s federal budget have left both the clean energy sector […]
S. Singh Methane produced by India’s livestock population, considered the world’s largest, can significantly raise global temperatures, says a new study designed to help predict climate change linked […]
Eight hydropower projects in Albania, Croatia and Macedonia financed with European public money have damaged biodiversity and are in urgent need of increased monitoring […]
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