Biodiversity
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Environment
Environment USAFracking Ban Means Safer Drinking Water (for 17 Million People)
Fracking has been outlawed in the region of the Delaware River Basin, located in the Eastern part of the United States, thus protecting the drinkable water supply for the residents, and the habitat for many local species.
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Technology
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Animals
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Environment
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Environment
Environment USAFully Protect a Third of the World’s Ocean to Benefit… Fishing!
Launched in 2008, this ambitious project has set a brand new mission: to fully protect a third of the world’s ocean not only for the sake of biodiversity, but also for fish stock that needs replenishing and carbon that need to be stored.
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Environment
Environment United KingdomNew Rule: Wildflowers Have to Grow Along Major Roads Now
Under a new initiative, all new large-scale road projects developed across the UK will have to be lined with native wildflower meadows, thus creating new habitats for pollinators like bees, bats and birds, and boosting biodiversity.
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Environment
Environment USAMore and More Countries Stand up to Protect Nature’s Rights
In the last dozen of years, rights of nature laws have seen a substantial boost. In at least 14 countries, rivers and ecosystems have won the legal right to exist and flourish, as residents are allowed to sue over harm on behalf of lakes and reefs.
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Technology
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Environment
Environment SingaporeSingapore Vows to Have Better Future with One Million New Mangrove Trees
In its quest to improve habitat quality of its wildlife and living condition of its residents, Singapore has undertaken the ambitious reforestation campaign of planting one million mangrove trees over the next ten years.
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Animals
