by Maria Vlachou | Sep 12, 2018 | Climate Change, Home, News, Solar & Green Energy
Renewable energy installations such as the solar farms and wind turbines can not only prevent changes to the environment but they can also cause positive environmental change on their own, a new research has found. According to a study that has been published in the...
by Urmi Bhattacharjee | Aug 27, 2018 | Climate Change, Green tech, Home, News, Pollution Watch, Sustainable Living
The new proposal of the Ministry of Power to fix the starting temperature of room air conditioners (RAC) or ACs at 24 degree C is a step in the right direction, as the current popular practice of fixing the starting temperature or switch ON temperature at 18-20 degree...
by Greenubuntu Bureau | Aug 26, 2018 | Climate Change, Green tech, Home, News, Pollution Watch
About 92 per cent of people worldwide breathe unhealthy air, resulting in approximately 6.5 million deaths annually, as per the latest WHO report. Air Pollution is a growing global challenge – trying to tackle the issue lead us to the inauguration of SIE – the Society...
by David Marinelli | Aug 19, 2018 | Climate Change, Home, Pollution Watch, Sustainable Living
Humanity’s, relationship with Earth is fundamentally flawed. We do not really understand what we are doing on Earth and, as a result, appreciate even less our purpose on this planet. To my mind this ignorance of purpose makes our lives meaningless and is the reason...
by Ankija Deorah | Aug 9, 2018 | Climate Change, Home, News, Pollution Watch
In recent times, climate change has become an acute threat to human existence and livelihood. Increasing incidences of climate change impacts such as floods, heat waves, droughts, natural calamities are not only fatal to human and animal lives but they are also...
by NEST Northeast Social Transformation Network | Jun 26, 2018 | Biodiversity, Climate Change, Home, News, Pollution Watch, Sustainable Living, Wildlife
By Ranjan K Panda — There has been a new wave of admiration in India of our traditional knowledge, which has emerged in public discourse. But it’s not reflected in ways the State wants to manage our own forests. Politicians, intellectuals, and bureaucrats...
