Weeping whispers of the woodlands
From creeping insects to butterflies and moths, birds and beasts protected by expansive trees forming an overhead canopy of green foliage, life exists in all forms here.
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The Road to Sharm El Sheikh Climate Change COP27: Arab Water Council and Partners convene the Environment & Development Forum 2022
The three-day Forum brings together thought leaders across different sectors and industries in this unique Event highlighting environment and development climate change impacts and solutions including adaptation and mitigation measures in several sectors. Themes to be discussed include clean and renewable energy, sustainable development, ecological conservation, biodiversity protection, CO2 emissions control, food and water security under climate change, as well as sustainable transportation and cities.
Seven countries account for two-thirds of global gas flaring —World Bank
According to satellite data compiled by the World Bank’s Global Gas Flaring Reduction Partnership (GGFR), seven countries account for two-thirds of global gas flaring.
Eko Carbon Exchange holds Dialogue on waste, emissions and wealth creation Nov 12
By Oke Peter Eko Carbon Exchange (ECX), a platform for education and awareness on environmental emissions, as well as carbon pricing and climate token-based emission trading, as a voluntary mitigation pathway under the UNFCCC Kyoto Protocol has announced that it will hold a Breakfast Dialogue on waste, emissions and wealth creation. According to a statement…
What does science say about the need for nuclear?
By Jessica McDonald While Senator Bernie Sanders has said “scientists tell us” that it’s possible to go carbon neutral without relying on nuclear power, fellow Democratic presidential candidate Senator Cory Booker, who backs the use of some nuclear energy, has said the data is on his side. Who’s right? Both have a point, but neither…