Peru is to create two Amazonian reserves for the protection of uncontacted tribes, covering more than 2.5 million hectares. At least seven distinct groups […]
Julie Mollins Drained peatlands lead to the significant release of nitrous oxide — a greenhouse gas also known colloquially as laughing gas — leading […]
Pinaki Roy The impact of hundreds and thousands of Rohingya refugees have been devastating to the forest cover and water availability in Cox’s Bazar, […]
Informal settlements in cities of the developing world fare very poor under the ‘risk reducing’ infrastructure parameters of the IPCC. Climate change has brought […]
We have unwittingly built ourselves a society that is highly dependent on the consumption of sand in order to maintain a high standard of […]
Wetlands play a crucial role in making cities liveable and sustainable and their effective management need to be a part of planning and development […]
Carolyn Johns Most Canadians think of World Water Day as just another international event on the calendar — when water becomes newsworthy for one […]
Asia hardest hit region, says report on the burden borne by poor farmers due to natural disasters Natural disasters are costing farmers in the […]
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 […]
Gary Wockner The Whanganui is the longest navigable river in New Zealand, and its water and the land around it have been at the […]
Mike Muller Although nature based solutions are attractive, these solutions are not the ‘green bullet’ that will solve the world’s water problems. Each year […]
Ikhtiar Mohammad While the entire world is moving towards searching for the alternatives, especially renewable energy; Bangladesh India Friendship Power Company is going to […]
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