Josh Lepawsky Waste arises ubiquitously, but unevenly, throughout the lives of electronics, not only when users discard their devices. No amount of post-consumer recycling […]
Augusta Dwyer Along with rising sea levels and disrupted weather patterns, climate change could also have a potentially harmful impact on migratory birds. That […]
A three-day conference on hydrological services therefore sought to address the urgent need to improve forecasting, management and use of water supplies and to […]
Eight of the ten rivers, that carry almost 95 percent of all the plastic debris into the Seas, are from Asia. Ganges and Indus […]
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 […]
The 2nd Odisha River Conference organised on April 22 and 23 by Water Initiatives Odisha (WIO) and Mahanadi River Waterkeeper, along with about 25 […]
Zofeen T. Ebrahim The Japanese method of mimicking nature, and growing forests in the heart of the city, is being picked up in Pakistan, […]
Esteban Montaño/Semana Sostenible In 2015, 24,142 hectares of forest were lost, which is almost 20 percent of Colombia’s total forested area in that year. The […]
Andy Balaskovitz From tiered electric rates to equitable taxes, experienced communities have a lot to teach when it comes to managing the anticipated influx […]
Centralised treatment plants and involve a lot of construction activities. Most of our cities along Ganga as well as on other rivers are having […]
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 […]
Major international banks and brands connected to company controlled by notorious Indonesian business tycoon, knowingly clear-cutting tropical rainforests A new report exposes one […]
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