by Greenubuntu Bureau | Feb 15, 2020 | Health and Fitness, Home, Innovation, News, Sustainability
Written By Samridhi Gururani*(1), Sangeeta Goley (2), and Krishna Jangapangi (2) From the medieval period, corals have been considered a repository of various therapeutic or medicinal components as they were thought to possess the cure to a wide variety of treatments....
by Shafa Sajjad | Feb 13, 2020 | Climate Change, Home, News, Pollution
The World Energy Outlook series is published every year based on objective data and dispassionate analysis. The World Energy Outlook (WEO) provides critical analysis and insights on trends in energy demand and supply, and what they mean for energy security,...
by Greenubuntu Bureau | Feb 6, 2020 | Civil society, Home, Pollution, Rivers, Sustainability
Written By: Priyanshi Raturi, Environmental Engineer Holy rituals are to be followed but it should also be in sync with the times. We may following the traditions but not accepting some changes in the rituals should not be done and it keeps our future at stake....
by Ushi Fatma | Feb 3, 2020 | Home, Rivers, Wildlife
World Wetlands Day 2020 is being celebrated all over the world. There were celebrations in India too. Voice of Environment (A Youth Environmental Organization) organized an event ‘Wetland Day for Biodiversity’ to commemorate this year’s World Wetlands Day 2020 on...
by Greenubuntu Bureau | Jan 31, 2020 | Home, Sustainability
Written By Ashna Bajaj, Environmentalist The word ‘green’ automatically carries organic and eco-friendly assumptions. The Green Market Movement is increasingly gaining popularity today as consumers are drawn towards products that claim to be ecofriendly and cruelty...
by Muqbil Ahmar | Jan 28, 2020 | Home, Innovation, News, Pollution, Rivers
Of the whopping 8.3 billion tonnes of plastic manufactured in the last six decades, 90.5% has not been recycled. And such plastics are likely to outweigh fish in our oceans by 2050 unless corrective action is taken. Circularise Plastics is a platform designed to...
