Businesses have been prioritizing innovative ways to sustainably and wisely conserve, use and reuse water, especially in areas where water supply is limited.
In a remarkable reaction to the recent mass shootings in the country Walmart, the leading super market chain in the United States, has taken ammunition off its shelfs, reducing their profits from sales.
A small school in India’s northeastern Assam state found a unique way to educate kids to take care of the environment: students have to “pay” for tuition with plastic waste they collect.
New Zealand, The United Emirates, Buthan: more and more governments spend money on people’s ‘wellbeing’. Now New Zealand’s finance minister, Grant Robertson, announced they will spend billions.
It’s just one small place in Georgia, USA, but this idea could be a future model for many other places: Elderly neighbors take care of children during the day, so their parents can earn a living.
A new solar-powered gondola in Bogota is not only eco-friendly and leaves no carbon footprint – it also gives the poorest a lift.
Tanzania’s Government has banned plastic in the country. Tourists at arrival need to drop bags.
Of the 300 rangers in Kenya’s Ambolesi National Park only one used to be a woman. But the times are changing: The first all-female ranger unit has just been sworn in.
The country with the largest population on earth is solving one of its biggest yet least talked about problems at an increasing pace: by providing millions of toilets for its people.
South Koreans just love their side dishes to each meal, also called barchan. The problem: nobody can finish them all.
