Despite facing strong resistance from neighboring nations, Japan is set to commence the discharge of radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear plant accident into the Pacific Ocean this week. TheContinue Reading
Scientists have created a plant-based method to remove microplastics from drinking water. The “bioCap” purifying filter, developed by researchers from the University of British Columbia in Canada and Sichuan UniversityContinue Reading
According to the Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas, a quarter of the global population in 25 countries experiences severe water stress, depleting most of their available water supply. Additionally, around 4Continue Reading
Wildfire smoke can worsen asthma and COPD, increase the chances of heart attack and stroke, impair concentration, weaken the immune system, and cause inflammation in various organs including the lungs,Continue Reading
According to a report from the MIT Sloan Management Review, although 90% of executives believe that sustainability is significant, only 60% of companies have implemented sustainability strategies. If there isContinue Reading
While the global population is gradually stabilizing, it is still increasing significantly and is predicted to surpass 10 billion people before reaching its peak. Population ecologist William Rees from theContinue Reading
Dugong are the only plant-eating marine mammal and is considered vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) so it has been designated a conservation reserve in TamilContinue Reading
Urban conservationists have started using a small-scale model inspired by Shinto shrines in Japan, instead of traditional forests, to promote conservation in cities. The shrines frequently paid tribute to forestContinue Reading
