The carbon footprint has penetrated so deeply in the entire ecosystem that planting trees and compensating them for the emissions is no more a solution. Read Here
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The carbon footprint has penetrated so deeply in the entire ecosystem that planting trees and compensating them for the emissions is no more a solution. Read Here
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The quest to achieve higher GDP has taken a big toll on the health of the planet. If this is not stopped and the wellbeing of the planet and humans is given priority, the world will drown, faster than expected. Read here
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The climate globally is interrelated and the results are evident.
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The pace at which coal and other fossil fuels are being used is scary; making the hazardous gas emissions an all-time high. If this is the way the fossil fuels are being used, how the nations plan to achieve their NDC targets, is a question that remains to be seen. Read here
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Recycling has always been one of the important ways to reuse the waste that is thrown away at various levels and different places. But, with the current scenario where the landfills are exhausting, it is essential that governments go beyond recycling and adopt a legislative framework for a truly circular economy. Read here
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A growing number of companies have been pledging off late over their commitment to making emissions net-zero by mid-century. But, are they really making an effort to achieve those net-zero? Are there process lines designed in that direction? Read more
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April 15, 2021
A constellation of satellites will be flown to pinpoint significant releases of climate change gases. The Initiative is led by an American NGO “Carbon Mapper.” Read here
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The abandoned oil wells are an environmental and health hazard where these wells spill chemicals and hazardous gases dangerous and harmful both for humans and climate.
If the oil companies don’t “plug” their abandoned wells, the hazardous gases can mix with groundwater endangering human lives and several other species. Read here
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Though indeed, climate change is majorly due to human-induced activities still, there is no concrete evidence that scientists believe that humans are a major source of climate instability. Read more
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If we keep on blaming each other this way for the climate disasters around us and do not take collective concrete actions, our planet will doom and we face more severe impacts with each passing year.
Let us work together and achieve global climate sustainability. Read More
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