by Claudia Ciesla | Apr 22, 2021 | Climate Change, Home, News, Pollution
The Google Doodle this year has highlighted ”how everyone can plant the seed to a brighter future – one sapling at a time.” On the occasion of the Earth Day, Google Doodle wished a Happy Earth Day 2021! Every year, the Earth Day is celebrated on...
by Greenubuntu Bureau | Jan 20, 2021 | Home, News, Pollution
The Horizon 2020 funded project, LEAP4SME—Energy audit policies to drive energy efficiency—aims to enhance effective policies for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to undergo energy audits and implement cost-effective, recommended energy-saving measures....
by Ushi Fatma | Aug 30, 2020 | Home, Pollution, Sustainability
Kids are quite moldable and we can very well make them understand the role of trees and ecosystem around us. Our future can be either bold and beautiful or dark and dreary. A child is always ready to learn, ready to bask in the nature. All we need to do is to just...
by Greenubuntu Bureau | Aug 29, 2020 | Climate Change, Home, News, Pollution, Sustainability, Tech
Cool Effect, a Bay Area based non-profit fighting the climate crisis announced its support of a new carbon reduction project, a Solar DC Programme located in off-grid rural regions of India. A standout example of Cool Effect’s commitment to scientific integrity and...
by Greenubuntu Bureau | Aug 28, 2020 | Climate Change, Home, News, Pollution, Sustainability, Tech, Wildlife
The Index demonstrates the crucial need for a green recovery from the pandemic and beyond, highlighting the economic and environmental risks that require addressing for countries to maintain resilience. • The new Climate and Nature Sovereign Risk Index will harness...
by Greenubuntu Bureau | Aug 27, 2020 | Home, Pollution, Rivers, Sustainability
By Francisco Medina, Environmentalist: When it comes to environmental issues which we are facing today recycling has to be one of the biggest ones. I would like to explain why and it all has to with “PRODUCTION”. In almost any industry you can think of plastics are...
