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28.02.2017
Situaţie critică în Iaşi. Patru râuri au fost poluate.
Luptă contracronometru în Iaşi. Se munceşte fără întrerupere pentru a diminua şi a ţine sub control poluarea de pe patru râuri din judeţ. La fiecare 12 ore se iau probe, care, din fericire, arată o ameliorare treptată a situaţiei. Eforturile sunt depuse după o scurgere de ulei şi hidrocarburi de la Combinatul de utilaj greu.
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28.02.2017
Care e amprenta de carbon a unei pâini
Niște cercetători britanici au analizat impactul pe care o pâine îl are asupra mediului. Aceștia au colectat și analizat datele de pe întreg lanțul de producție și distribuție, de la plantarea semințelor de grâu până la ambalarea pâinii. Cel mai poluant proces în lanțul de producție a fost obținerea materiei prime, care implică folosirea îngrășămintelor.
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28.02.2017
UK to back EU climate change measures
Britain is to join France and Sweden in backing new measures to increase costs for polluters under the European Union’s carbon trading scheme.
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27.02.2017
Climate Change: Nigeria To Inaugurate Green Bond
Acting President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo has said that the Federal Government was making arrangements to inaugurate the first African Sovereign Green Bond to address climate change and environmental projects.
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26.02.2017
Red states are acting on climate change — without calling it climate change
President Donald Trump has the environmental community understandably concerned. He and members of his Cabinet have questioned the established science of climate change, and his choice to head the Environmental Protection Agency, former Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, has sued the EPA many times and regularly sided with the fossil fuel industry.
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21.02.2017
South Africa’s first climate change lawsuit heads to court
South Africa’s first climate change lawsuit will begin in the Pretoria High Court on Thursday, 2 March 2017 when Earthlife Africa Johannesburg (ELA) will challenge the decision of the Minister of Environmental Affairs to uphold the environmental authorisation for the proposed Thabametsi coal-fired power plant.
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20.02.2017
Dubai's bid to cash in on climate change
During the 5th World Government Summit in Dubai, the government set out a bold vision for how adapting to climate change could form the basis of an industry worth billions to the country.
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12.02.2017
Africa: Climate Change is a Threat to Nile-Sharing Countries
Celebrating Nile Day. The Rive Nile stretches an estimated 4,132 miles from its source to its mouth north in Egypt, which makes it the world’s second longest river after Amazon. It is shared by more than five states which 17 years ago conceived an idea of a body, Nile Basin Initiative [NBI], through which they can iron out their differences over the water. On February 22, delegates from the Nile sharing countries will be convening in Tanzania to mark the Nile Day which is preceded by various activities to celebrate the river’s wonders. Sunday Monitor’s Frederic Musisi caught up with NBI’s executive director Innocent Ntabana.
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09.02.2017
Free online course for climate change
NINE hundred and fifty three people from across the Pacific from all works of life have signed up for a free online climate change course designed for the region.
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03.02.2017
Climate change fight
FIJI represents more than Fiji. As it chairs the 23rd session of the Conference of the Parties later this year, Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and his team will represent all the countries vulnerable to climate change.
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