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Assigning green number plates to electric and other low-emission vehicles may encourage people to buy and use less polluting cars. The United Kingdom government announced on 9 September 2018 that it is seeking consultations…

Nairobi, 19 September 2018 – Guided by global environmental concern, ministers of environment and government representatives of African nations have committed to promote and invest in innovative solutions while implementing…

Sometimes you can’t even see it, but air pollution is everywhere. Perhaps you think that air pollution doesn’t affect you because you don’t live in a city shrouded in smog. You are most likely wrong. Statistically, nine…

Soil degradation is a major challenge for Vietnam's farmers, but biochar could be the answer.  

September 2018. David R. Boyd, Special Rapporteur on human rights and the environment delivers a video message for the Environmental Rights Initiative in Brazil.  

Online data is helping water authorities collaborate across borders to fight the impacts of climate change It’s a cycle that is becoming all too common around the globe. A swing from flood to drought and back that costs…

Florida in the United States of America recently declared a state of emergency as a red tide of toxic algae bloomed along its western coastline killing marine animals, disrupting tourism and causing respiratory problems.…

“Mer de Glace”, or Sea of Ice, is France’s largest glacier and the second largest in the Alps. Located in the Mont Blanc massif, the glacier lies above the Chamonix valley and is surrounded by majestic peaks, such as…

  Seven countries and numerous stakeholders are considering actions that combine protection of nature with infrastructure development The Carpathian Mountains are home to 41% of Europe’s brown bears 5 September 2018 –…

Picking up trash is not thought of as fun, let alone cool. Yet, Yassine Zegzouti, a young sustainability expert from Marrakech, Morocco, has found a way to make it trendy. Founder of the environmental non-profit…