Environmental blog with a focus on climate change.
The book “Fevered Planet” by John Vidal argues that human history’s advances have increased disease risks. Vidal connects disease emergence to environmental destruction, urging action to reduce future pandemics.
Vladimir Putin’s extended presidency until at least 2030, amidst election manipulation and lack of credible opposition, poses a threat to basic rights and climate action, as Russia remains a major emitter with insufficient climate policies.
Anders Lorenzen highlights his daughter’s determination and compassion, expressing optimism about the opportunities for girls and women in today’s world. He emphasizes the importance of their roles in combating the climate crisis.
By Wahid Bhat TV and film are powerful mediums that can inform, entertain, and inspire millions of people around the world. They can also shape the public perception and awareness of the […]
The article introduces a climate-friendly broccoli and spinach salad recipe, with tips on ingredient variations and preparation. It emphasizes low carbon footprint and offers a carbon footprint calculation.
The UK government is backing Ineos’ massive petrochemical plant in Antwerp, despite its adverse climate and environmental impact. The project involves importing fracked shale gas and could significantly increase plastic production in Europe. Despite claims of carbon neutrality, concerns remain regarding its environmental impact and lobbying by Ineos’ CEO, Jim Ratcliffe.
In 2023, European wind power investments soared to €30 billion, installing 16.2 GW capacity, advancing towards EU clean energy targets.
Indian farmers are pushing for the legalisation of a historic pricing mechanism that built India’s food security, but the problems they face demand far more.
Bengaluru, also known as Bangalore, faces severe water shortage amidst rapid growth, earning it the nickname ‘India’s Silicon Valley’. The city’s expansion has strained resources, leading to increased water prices and environmental degradation.
Udinese Calcio, an Italian Serie A team, is installing over 2,400 solar panels on their stadium’s roof, with aims to promote green energy and combat climate change. Their partnership with Bluenergy Group emphasizes sustainability and sets an inspiring precedent for other sports venues.
A greener life, a greener world 