From Shortage to Glut: Europe’s Over-Supply of Natural Gas
Europe has dodged an energy crisis thanks to a warm winter, but now faces a new challenge with its stockpiles of natural gas that have become a liability. Many countries in the
Govind Tekale
Record High Single-Use Plastic Use Despite Increased Awareness: Report
The use of single-use plastic reached a record high in 2021, with an increase of one kilogram per person compared to the previous year. This is despite increased awareness, corporate responsibility, and
California Weather Emergencies: Preparing for the Unexpected
In recent weeks, California has experienced a barrage of severe storms, highlighting the urgency to educate residents on the crucial resources available during such weather emergencies. Diana Crofts-Pelayo, the Assistant Director of
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Seven States, One River: The Struggle to Save the Dwindling Colorado River
The negotiations to save the vanishing Colorado River between seven states have failed, with California standing apart from the rest. The talks aimed at making substantial water cuts for the Colorado River,
“Survival of the Richest: The India Story” – An Oxfam Report on Inequality in India
Inequality in India has grown in a tremendous amount where the bottom 50% of the population possess only 3% of the total wealth. And just 5% of Indians own more than 60
Tanishka Urade
The Booming “Super Pig” Population in Canada Could Spread to Northern U.S.
The United States may soon face a new challenge with wild pigs as an invasive species. Historically, they have primarily thrived in warm regions such as the Southeast, Texas, and California. However,
India Lose $159 Billion In 2021 Due To Heat Related Earning Losses, Worse Among G20 Nations
India is the worst affected among G20 nations by carbon emission-induced rise in temperatures, losing $159 billion ( 5.4% of its GDP ) in 2021 due to labour capacity reduction caused by
Bitcoin’s Carbon Footprint, Big Oil “Greenwashing”, COP15 Underway & More – Weekly News
1. The Great Barrier Reef which is the world’s biggest coral reef system situated off the coast of Australia’s Queensland is added to the world heritage site in ‘danger’. Due to increase
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Japan’s Carbon Guardian – Kimiko Hirata
After the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster of 2011, Japan was forced to move away from nuclear power and in its place, embraced coal as a major energy source. Over the past several
Almost Half Of All The Health Centres Globally Lack Hygiene Facilities
When we think of healthcare facilities, we tend to think of sanitized spaces smelling of disinfectants. This idea is a far dream for more than 3.85 billion people all over the world.
Jonathan Santosh