The Role of Green Buildings in Reducing Urban Carbon Footprints
The new global green awareness makes many cities live under an urban equivalent of environmental pressure….After eight years the percentage […]
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Recycling Myths vs. Reality: What Actually Happens to Your Waste?
Recycling is widely regarded by many of us as an easier way to deal with the huge amount of waste
How Global Water Scarcity is Impacting Agriculture and Human Health
Water is a vital necessity in every aspect of life, from human health and agriculture to sustained developing economics within
The Circular Economy: Redesigning Business for Environmental Sustainability
Encouraged by growing environmental concern and dwindling natural resources, many businesses are beginning to regard sustainability in terms of the
How Climate Change is Altering the World’s Weather Patterns
In recent years, a combination of the impact of climate change and changes in global weather patterns has left itself
The Role of Policy and Legislation in Protecting the Environment in 2024
Politics and Policy In 2024, there has never been a more critical time for policy or legislation to play a
This Australian bird that sets the great forests on fire is a real phoenix – Times of India
The natural world is full of wonders that often exceed the wildest human imagination. Among them is a bird whose
Why a wetter Europe does not necessarily mean more hydropower
Despite the increased potential in some countries, hydropower plants have to face more extreme conditions. Advertisement Europe was around seven
Right-wing NZ government accused of ‘war on nature’ after axing climate policy
The New Zealand government has been accused of waging a “war on nature” after announcing sweeping cuts to climate action
Critics accuse Buttigieg of “playing politics” after comments linking the turbulence to climate change
Critics are responding to Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, who has attributed recent major weather events and transportation crises to climate