COP28 Delegates Pledge Millions for Loss and Damage Fund
The COP28 delegated have agreed to operationalize the loss and damage fund to compensate vulnerable nations for climate change-related losses
Nigeria can boost the economy by $8.1 B by addressing gender disparities
By addressing gender disparities in agriculture, Nigeria can boost the country’s economy by $8.1 billion annually according to a WB report
An open source repository to manage carbon credits
The software, called the National Carbon Registry, has been accredited as a digital public good (DPG). As a DPG, the registry uses open source code which allows countries to customize information as per their needs.
Indorama Ventures expands PET recycling capacity
Indorama Ventures, a producer of urea, phosphate fertilizers, polyolefins, synthetic gloves, cotton and synthetic spun yarns, has increased recycling facility in Brazil. The recycling facility, located in Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais, Brazil, is increasing its production capacity from 9 thousand tons to 25 thousand tons per year of PET made from post-consumer recycled (PET-PCR)
10 sustainability lessons from the life of Nelson Mandela
Depending on how one wants to view it, the rift between those who support and oppose climate change action, alleviating poverty and hunger, DEI, and promoting world peace and unity is growing or shrinking. As more data and statistics have become available, our understanding of the problem has expanded and more stakeholders have become involved.
Will we ever have a solution to the declining AQI issue?
Can you insulate yourself from air pollution-related health issues? Air pollution is affecting people globally. In India, declining AQI is spreading from one state to another like a rogue plague putting popular lives at risk. First Delhi, then Maharashtra, and now Kochi is fighting air pollution-related challenges. The cause of the problem is different for
