Wetlands are the Earth's most diverse and productive ecosystems, offering climate resilience and socioeconomic value; they must be preserved.
Category: Green living
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How Agricultural Practices Affect Groundwater Nitrate Levels
A study examines how extreme weather and farming practices accelerate nitrate leaching into groundwater. Learn more about the findings.
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The Growing Plastic Pollution Crisis and How We Can Solve It
Millions of tonnes of plastic pollute our oceans yearly, harming marine life. Discover some solutions in this article.
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Too Much of Nitrogen is Bad for the Planet
Excess nitrogen disrupts ecosystems, fuels pollution, and worsens climate change, making its management crucial for a sustainable planet.
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Co-Managing Water Using Indigenous and Traditional Knowledge
Learn about co-managing marine ecosystems with indigenous communities to ensure sustainable and equitable ocean management.
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Avoiding Food Waste Can Help Combat Climate Change
Learn how preventing waste and adopting practices like fermentation can preserve resources and fight climate change.
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Denmark is First Country to Tax Agriculture Emissions
Denmark’s climate policy introduces an emissions tax on agriculture and initiatives to restore peatlands and reduce nitrogen pollution.
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Social Comparison Encourages Climate-Friendly Actions
While personal actions lower emissions, studies reveal financial incentives and social comparison are key drivers for eco-friendly choices.
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Alliance of CEO Climate Leaders Calls for Stronger Climate Action
CEOs from industries worldwide unite to push for ambitious climate actions, including clean energy investments and net-zero procurement.
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UK Closes Last Coal Power Station, Marking Cleaner Energy Era
Britain’s last coal power plant shutdown paves the way for a renewable energy future, setting an example for other nations.