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Does Recycling Really Work?
Fact vs. Fake Yearly, the world produces 2.12 billion tons of waste. 1.3 billion tonnes are made up of food, one-third of all food...


Meet the Innovators Fighting Climate Change in Their Communities
“Small people in small places doing small things change the world” (*) User Spotlights As global leaders deliberate over climate policies...


Universities’ Symposium on Climate Change and New Paradigms for Sustainability
25 February 2025 - Towards COP 30 in Brazil Some 300 universities from Latin America, Italy, Portugal and Spain have been invited to...


The Role of Nitrogen Pollution in Aggravating South Asia’s Climate Crisis
Source: Factum Over the next few years and decades, South Asia is expected to bear the brunt of climate change. In this Paper, authored...


The Ecological Implications of the California Wildfires
Source: Factum The recent devastating wildfires in California offer a stark and tragic illustration of the escalating climate crisis....


Indigenous Knowledge: A Cornerstone for Global Sustainability
Hidden Stories Recognizing and integrating indigenous knowledge is not merely a moral imperative; it is a pragmatic necessity for the...


Biodiversity, Climate, and New Sustainable Paradigms
Future Focus As humanity confronts the dual crises of climate change and biodiversity loss, the urgency to adopt sustainable paradigms...


Opinion: Superstition and Science in Governance and Global Health
Source: Factum Perspectives (**) By Gerard Dinith Mendis (*) In an age where scientific breakthroughs define the trajectory of human...


Envisioning Tomorrow’s Cities, Climate Tech and Media Landscapes
Future Focus Citiplat critically examines a potential convergence and foreseen collaboration that provide a blueprint for a...


How Carbon Credits Really Work: Separating Myth from Reality
How It Works Implementation reveals potential, limitations and fraud cases Deep within the Amazon rainforest, a farmer pauses mid-swing...


Greenbacks for greenery
Source: Nepali Times Nepal has received its first paycheck for protecting its forests as a carbon sink. What next? Earlier November,...


USA: Chasing Glaciers
Source: Union of Concerned Scientists A Runner’s Quest Through a Changing Landscape In 2022 I visited Glacier National Park for the...


Utama
A visual and emotional experience that won’t let anyone indifferent By Alberto Sclaverano After being first screened in January at the...


UK: New climate report finds time running out to save the Fens
Source: Tyndall Centre One of the UK’s most vital agricultural and ecological regions, the Fens, faces unprecedented threat due to...


Why Trust in Science Matters
Source: Union of Concerned Scientists Last month, the Pew Research Center released a report on public trust in scientists–overall and,...


Fossil fuel CO2 emissions increase again in 2024
Source: Tyndall Centre Global carbon emissions from fossil fuels have reached a record high in 2024, according to new research by the...


Documenting the Anthropocene
Source: Nepali Times This year’s Film Southasia has 47 documentaries that showcase human activities and their interconnectedness with...


Bad COP
Image Credit: https://cop29.az/ Source: Nepali Times COP29 in another petrostate does not offer much hope in reducing climate harm. We...


Fossil fuel industry’s presence at COP
Source: Union of Concerned Scientists Five Ways the Fossil Fuel Industry Tries to Co-opt UN Climate COPs The fossil fuel industry’s...


National Climate Commitments Tracker
Source: World Resources Institute By early 2025, countries are due to unveil new national climate commitments, known as nationally...

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