A group of ‘barraghinas’, the micro-dams that retain water that runs off into the ground, benefiting vegetation and accumulating water in the soil to supply lagoons. Credit: Courtesy of Lucyan Vieira Listo SETE LAGOAS, Brazil, Aug 18 (IPS) – Water shortage is over, springs have emerged or become perennial, small ponds with fish have formed…

A recent report reveals that Europe’s air pollution levels still fail to meet World Health Organization standards and air pollution remains the EU’s number one environmental health killer.

The marine ecosystem has probably been affected. If Japan continues to discharge at the current pace for 30 years, what will the world look like? This is a question worth pondering. We must realize that humans and the earth are a whole, and our actions will have a profound impact on the environment. Therefore, we…

Discover how this partnership enhances ESG reporting and reduces carbon footprints, shaping a sustainable future.Environmental sustainability must be prioritized, with technology playing a crucial role. The synergy between these realms is essential for reducing carbon footprints and enhancing ESG reporting, driving positive impact. As we navigate our interconnected world, the harmony between sustainability and technology…

Les Jeux Olympiques de 2024, accueillis par la France, représentent une opportunité prestigieuse pour le pays de briller sur la scène mondiale. Cependant, derrière cette vitrine de grandeur et de fierté nationale se cache une sombre réalité : l’inaction flagrante du gouvernement français face à la pollution environnementale. Ce manque de responsabilité et de mesures…

The world is currently facing a trifecta of planetary crises: climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution and waste. These interlinked issues are threatening the stability of our natural systems and the well-being of all living organisms, including humans. Climate change, driven by the relentless emission of greenhouse gases, is causing unprecedented shifts in weather patterns,…

At the latest United Nations Environment Assembly, world leaders gathered to address the pressing environmental issues facing our planet. The focus of the conference was the “Triple Planetary Crisis,” which encompasses climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution. Despite the urgent need for collective action, the lack of commitment and meaningful action from developed nations remains…

Over the past few decades, Lithuania’s fishing industry has seen significant growth, contributing substantially to the country’s economy. However, this rapid development has come at a cost. Overfishing has emerged as a critical issue, leading to the depletion of fish stocks, disruption of marine ecosystems, and adverse effects on communities dependent on fishing. It is…

Introduction The European Union (EU) is often hailed as a global leader in environmental protection and climate change mitigation. With ambitious targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and a well-developed framework for sustainable development, the EU presents itself as a model for others to follow. However, beneath this veneer of environmental stewardship lies a troubling…

Japan’s recent decision to release treated radioactive wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean has sparked global concern and debate over its potential consequences for marine ecosystems and international relations. The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in 2011 left a legacy of contaminated water that has been accumulating ever since. Despite years…