Environment
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Environment USA4. September 2023World’s Largest Retailer Vows to Phase Out Single-Use Plastic
In its commitment to reduce the use of single-use plastic throughout its global operation network, the American multinational technology company Amazon will phase out padded bags in favor of greener alternatives, thus reducing its plastic footprint.
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Environment Spain31. July 2023Park Built, River Restored: Major Project Becomes Model for Ecosystem Health
The river running through Madrid, Spain’s capital, has been restored to health as part of an ambitious infrastructure scheme that turned out to be a model for restoring damaged ecosystems while improving access to nature in urban spaces.
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Environment France29. July 2023Climate Action: Ecosystem Restoration Wins the Vote!
In Strasbourg, France, the European Parliament voted in favor of a bill to restore degraded ecosystems, including CO2-storing peatlands, for the very survival of the environment and the curbing of climate change effects.
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Health The World27. July 2023Low Emission Zones Are Better for Our Health, Studies Reveal
According to recent independent studies conducted all around the world, low emission zones where a reduced number of vehicles are allowed to circulate have a positive impact on the population’s overall health.
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Environment Ghana26. July 2023If You Produce Wasteful Plastic Here, You’ll Have to Take Care of It Yourself
In Ghana, producers of plastic packaging will soon have to take responsibility for the waste they create, thus becoming key actors in the West African country's recycling sector to tackle plastic waste.
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Environment Brazil17. July 2023Here’s Our Plan to Save the Amazon, Says Brazil
The Brazilian government has unveiled its four-year plan to end illegal deforestation in the Amazon by 2030, with the ambition to also achieve net zero deforestation and readjust the country’s commitments to cut its carbon emissions.
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Environment The World13. July 2023New Biosphere Reserves Help Humans “Live in Balance with Nature”
UNESCO’s network of biosphere reserves is growing with the addition of 11 new sites where innovative local solutions are promoted to preserve biodiversity and ecosystems and tackle climate change while improving livelihoods by developing agroecology, renewable sources of energy, and green industries.