Sierra Gorda: A Model for Conservation
Sierra Gorda was an expanse of wilderness in the heart of Mexico. Activities like logging, road building and other types of often-unregulated development, damaged the unique mix of jungles and … Read More
Sierra Gorda was an expanse of wilderness in the heart of Mexico. Activities like logging, road building and other types of often-unregulated development, damaged the unique mix of jungles and … Read More
In France, more than 130,000 tonnes of oyster shells are thrown away every year. Cool Roof France (CRF) takes a few tonnes of this waste and uses the outer part of the … Read More
According to a study by Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, published in the journal One Earth, Australian coastal plastic pollution has decreased by 29 per cent. The study builds upon CSIRO’s … Read More
Launch of YesEarth Climate Change Mitigation and Energy Literacy initiatives on November 9, 2023 at Haflong. The launch was done by Honorable Shri Keshab Mahanta, Minister of Science Technology and … Read More
The mangroves of Indonesia help shelter coastal communities from rising seas and storm surges, problems expected to become more severe with climate changes. However, in many places, mangroves have been … Read More
Comoros, St Lucia and Vanuatu, all low-lying island states, face the threat of extinction as a result of rising waters due to climate change. At the same time, the degradation … Read More
The Indian company Flipkart is focusing on resource efficiency in its operations. As a part of its Net-Zero commitment, Flipkart adopted the IGBC’s Green Logistics Parks and Warehouses Rating system … Read More
In the late 2000s Ørsted was one of the most coal intensive power generators in Europe with an expanding oil and gas production business. However, the company underwent a green … Read More
India’s greenhouse emissions rate dropped by a faster-than-expected 33% in 14 years as renewable energy generation rose and forest cover increased. The country is well on the way to meeting … Read More
Paraguay emerged as the only country in the world with a 100 percent renewable electricity supply, after its last thermal power plant was closed in December 2021. This has happened … Read More