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Yellow school bus on a road in Atlanta, Georgia

November 2, 2026

News·USA

Salem High School Bus Crash: All 25 Released as Georgia Troopers Probe Brake Failure

All 25 hospitalized students and staff from the Salem High School football bus crash have returned home as Georgia State Patrol investigators focus on whether mechanical brake failure caused the rollover on

Maasai people beside a traditional homestead and calf in Kenya, illustrating Indigenous community ties to land.

Environment·Policy

What “Green Colonialism” Means for Conservation, Carbon Markets and Indigenous Land Rights

The debate over green colonialism asks who controls conservation land, carbon finance and decision-making. Here is why FPIC and Indigenous governance are central.

October 31, 2026

Diwali 2026: Eco-Friendly Celebration Guide for Sustainable Lighting

Culture·India·Sustainability

Diwali arrives on November 6, 2026, bringing families together for one of the world’s most joyful festivals. The festival of lights celebrates victory and

Hyperscale Data Center Proposed for Farmed Land Beside Menai Strait SAC — Gwynedd Community Has Until October 17 to Respond

Environment·Mobility·Sustainability·Technology

A company from outside Wales proposes a massive data center on farmed land beside the Menai Strait SAC. Community has until October 17 to

Plastic·Pollution·Science

Nature’s Plastic Recycling Bacteria : How Comamonas Testosteroni Could Solve Our Plastic Crisis

A bacteria that “eats” plastic has been uncovered by the researchers. The quantity of plastic produced every year is more than 380 million tons. Only less than 5% of all plastic is

Govind Tekale

April 15, 2023

Business·News

HSBC To Halt Financing Of New Oil & Gas Field

As part of a broader change to its sector policy, HSBC announced on Wednesday that it will stop funding new oil and gas projects and will demand more information from its energy

Karmactive Team

December 21, 2022

Activism·Nature

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

Govind Tekale

November 2, 2022

Sustainability·Technology

India’s First Hydrogen Fuel Cell Bus Is Here To Stay & Flourish

India’s first indigenously designed Hydrogen Fuel Cell Bus developed by KPIT-CSIR in Pune to reduce carbon emissions has been launched. Comparatively a single diesel bus emits almost 100 tons of CO2 per

Tista Karmakar

September 3, 2022

Nature

Peatlands, The Terrestrial Carbon Sinks Of The Planet – India & Africa

Mire or Peatland is a wetland area dominated by living peat-forming plants. Peatlands arise because of incomplete decomposition of organic matter, usually litter from vegetation, due to water-logging and deprived oxygen. All

Barkha Pawar

March 12, 2022

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