Climate catastrophe looms large
This week, a UN report that revealed how the world’s inability to reach its climate goals means humanity will not be able to adapt.
This week, a UN report that revealed how the world’s inability to reach its climate goals means humanity will not be able to adapt.
The figure is almost half of the total number of Filipino families, which stood at 26.39 million in 2020, according to the latest government data.
With 2023 shaping up to be one of the 10 hottest years on record, the Hong Kong Observatory is introducing a new warning level for the changing climes: Extremely Hot.
The cost of this project is Rs 17.24 crore.
Research shows the extent of the practice and its fallout on public health to be more extensive than imagined.
There is clear evidence to show that spending time in forests reduces stress and lowers blood pressure and the risk of heart attacks, says the writer.
A small boat, the brainchild of 52-year-old Franco-Swiss Yvan Bourgnon, designed to collect ocean waste took to the water for the first time off Bali island on Tuesday.
According to the report, the bottled water sector used 35 per cent of the PET bottles produced globally in 2019 with 85 per cent wind up in landfills or unregulated waste.
Marine plastic pollution could rise 160 per cent by 2040 if legally binding global policies are not introduced, it predicted.
All 10 districts in the state are affected, according to Johor disaster management committee.