Canada’s NDP Criticise Clean Fuel Laws
The most vulnerable ones to face the effect of “energy poverty”, informs the analysis, are the “single mothers and seniors living on fixed incomes”.
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RBI’s Human Rights And Environment Proposal Leaves The Country ‘Divisive’
Swiss population create history as regional difference overshadows popular support.
Novartis Becomes The First To Link Sustainability Bond To A ‘Social Goal’
Novartis’ bond sale raises “1.85 billion” euro to expand malaria and leprosy treatment.
Plastic industry sneaking into new markets: roads, banknotes or even braces
Few materials have conquered new market segments faster and more aggressively than plastic. The oil-based material, which didn’t even exist a century ago, is now found in virtually every corner of our lives, from automobiles to computers, and from home appliances to clothing. But every market follows the rule “grow or die”, and the plastic industry is no different. How does one grow, when the world wants to get rid of you?
Death Valley Records The Highest Temperature Ever On Earth
The temperature was recorded during a heatwave sweeping across the valley while the forecast had also predicted further rise in the temperature.
Exxon Mobil Corp, API and Koch Industries Face Minnesota Lawsuit
Minnesota state charges oil companies as guilty of conducting deceitful global warming campaign to keep the public in the dark.
‘Coronavirus Recovery’ Fund Needed For Britain’s Climate Goal: CCC Advisers
The advisers of climate change committee’s report found Britain’s policies on climate change falling “well short”.
Southwest Airlines well positioned for post-coronavirus low-airfare scenario: CEO
Southwest Airlines Co’s CEO sees the company’s “low-cost philosophy, strategy and structure” serving them “very well”.
SQM Evaluates Its Options Before The Law Post Environment Court Verdict
The environment court of Chile has passed a verdict on SQM’s excess water use in Atacama Desert which might cost the company its expansion plans.
In A Lifetime We Could Accumulate 20Kg Micro-Plastic In Our Body
A new study reveals the presence of micro-plastic practically everywhere; what will be its impact?
Study Finds The U.S. Midwest To Yield Best Benefit From Renewable Plant Installation
Study looks beyond cost benefits and delved deeper in the health benefit of switching to renewable energy.
Mars Had Earth-like Salt Lakes
Researchers have found traces of minerals in Mars that indicate the presence of salt lakes on the red planet which was subject to environmental changes.
Plastic Manufacturer Indorama Invests ‘$1 billion’ For Plastic Recycling
Indorama looks to increase its “green credentials” amid stronger regulations and customer demands on recycling.
Republicans and Democrats focus on carbon pricing
With carbon tax bills, the changing wave has caught on to the Congress in the U.S.
European Breweries To Up Their Brewing Innovation Amid Green Legislations
As the customers turn towards responsible drinking and the regulatory body continue to introduce environmental laws, the Breweries in Europe sees being “pro-active” is the way to go.
The Frontiers Of Climate Change Battle
The Brazilian coastline mangrove forests stand as sentinels to check soil erosion by taking on the hit from climate change and rising water levels, but we need to save them from the humans as well as climate change phenomena.
Ahead Of Australian Election, Environment Stands As A Major Concern To Voters
Currently, environmental related issues gain more people’s attention in Australia as it climbs three spots in the rank of concerns for citizens in comparison to the previous voting session.
Global Plastic Waste Can Wrap The Planet ‘Seven Times Every Hour’
The U.N’s report urges the consumers to reform buying habits besides the investors to research on “alternate materials” as the earth stands on the verge of choking on plastic trash.
Pope Addresses The Oil & Gas Giants To ‘Respect’ COP21 Deal
It is disturbing to see the greenhouse emission levels still pointing high.
Under ‘Plastic Pact’, Companies Responsible For 80% Plastic Waste Of Britain Pledge To Curb Plastic Use
Damaging environmental effect of plastic waste coerces the food and beverage industry of Britain to take joint steps to set things right.
U.K. Has Plans Of Introducing ‘Deposit Return Scheme’ On Plastic Bottle Purchase
New plans up British government’s sleeves to reduce plastic waste pollutants especially in the form of empty plastic bottles after they are discarded by the consumers.
Republicans trying to weaken independence of the Office of Congressional Ethics
President-elect Donald Trump, a Republican, is set to take oath on January 20. In his loud signature move, Trump has stated he will repeal many of President Barrack Obama’s legacies, including those pertaining to the environment and health. However, growing evidence of the involvement of Russian intelligence could play a significant role before, during and after his presidency.
Did You Know That Pizzas Pose An Emerging Environmental Threat?
Are you a pizza fan? Then next time you order a pizza do consider the risks your environment will be exposed to!
Real Commitments Or ‘Easy’ Political Promises Made By G7?
IPS highlights the promises made by G7 in a gathering whereby they set 2100 as their target year for meeting all their environmental commitments
From Northern Europe to Middle East, countries race for the Green title
Green technology, especially in waste management, has become a profitable business. From the northern reaches of Scandinavia to the confines of Africa, countries are investing, innovating and reaching to become tomorrow’s leader in green energy solutions. Today, there are countries you wouldn’t expect at the top of the list.
Microelectronics industry in Taiwan to be driven by new environmental laws
For decades, Taiwan has been struggling with a potentially disastrous water situation. The boom in the microelectronics sector has not improved the pollution threat, and the country, which alternates between droughts and floods, flirts with dangerous water contamination levels, when water supplies run low. A new set of environmental laws in Taiwan is to change matters and reduce the impact of the industry on the streams and rivers.
Commercial logic holds the key to sustenance of our Natural Capital – biodiversity
The depletion of our natural capital is detrimental to our survival as a species. In order to stem further degradation and depletion of it, it is vital that CEOs closely collaborate with the academia so that they can quickly grasp key ideas and concepts that will be of commercial benefit to not only their companies but for their them personally as well.
