Water To Become Wall Street’s New Trading Commodity
More and more investors could start taking interest in water “preservation and distribution”.
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‘We Are Woefully Underprepared’ As Glaciers Meltdown Leaving Global Water Supply At Risk
50% global water supply is mountain-sourced. How do we cope with the climate change impact on melting glaciers?
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.
Why fast-industrializing Morocco must address the issue of water scarcity
Despite entering a sustainable growth period, Morocco is still confronted with securing its development, namely through environmental protection, capacity to harness natural resources and reliable water access. With its available resources, Morocco may be in the best position on the continent to lead the way on development sustainability.
Scientists Finally Capture What Happens At A Molecular Level During Photosynthesis
Scientists solve the mystery of photosynthesis, whereby altering previous notions.
Rio de Janeiro’s Contaminated Waters Are Potential Threat To Olympics’ Participants
Scientists and doctors sigh in exasperation and express their concern regarding the cleanliness of the city’s water bodies which would be serving the crowd of Olympics 2016.
The Water Recycling Plant Of ASE Documents A New Record Breaking Operational Feat
ASE’s water recycling facility records a milestone figure in the plant’s operations.
Quick Corrective measures are needed to avoid the worldwide water shortage
As per the report tabled by Mr. Richard Connor, the lead author of the World Water Development which was submitted to the UN on World Water Day, unless corrective measures are taken by governments worldwide, the picture that is painted by the media, is likely to come true.
However, instead of focusing on matters which are better suited for movie studios, the need of the hour is the adoption of quick corrective measures by governments, which bring in measures for smarter, better, more sustainable water consumption patterns all over the world.
Natural vs Synthetic dyes – the paradox of sustainability
Although natural dyes have a smaller pollution footprint, they are expensive to grow and are not economical for large scale manufacturing, Synthetic dyes on the other hand make more economical sense but have a larger pollution footprint. With the world gone “consumption-mad”, untreated chemicals discharges in local water bodies are increasing their pollution levels. Where lies the answer in such a scenario?
The need to fully implement Sustainable Development Goals so that our children have a future.
Given the dire state of affairs of our natural resources which are being used without any plan or consideration for future generations, the United Nations has proposed certain SDGs which will ensure a sustainable future.
Water and Sustainable Development – The Jetblue Story
Careful analyses has led JetBlue to better manage its water requirements and thus increase its conservational efforts as well as its profitability. By monetizing the value of clean beaches and by its various global partnership JetBlue has ensured a sustainable growth for the tourism industry.
