Humans may shrink and become smaller in size to cope with the growing average temperature of Earth.
Japan relies mostly on fossil fuels for its domestic consumption after the Hiroshima crisis, but things are changing now as a long running test project is bearing fruit.
On the occasion of World Environment Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi suggested the world to adopt an eco-friendly lifestyle. He further emphasized that everyone has to adapt to save the earth and every individual must try at their level. He further highlighted that Mahatma Gandhi also used to talk about a zero-carbon lifestyle and insisted on adopting it.
A new policy briefing by the World Health Organization highlighted that the climate change impacts are posing a serious threat to mental health globally. The WHO urged policymakers to include mental health support in their climate action targets.
On World Environment Day, the Indian prime minister launched the ‘ LiFE or Lifestyle for the Environment’ movement.
India has ranked lowest in Environmental Performance Index 2022, it is a report put up by the researchers of Yale and Columbia.
It is the 50th year of Environment Day. It started in 1972, in Stockholm at the United Nations on Human Environment, it was the first conference with the environment at its center. It was also the conference where the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) was conceived.
World has crossed another threshold of climate crisis. The carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere has crossed the limit of 420ppm (parts per million).
Developing asian countries have been criticised for not making a fast transition to renewable energy and burning coal and oil.
Scientists have long been looking for a substance or a bacteria that can decompose plastic as plastic waste is ubiquitous because it can not be disintegrated. Some scientists at the university of Leipzig have stumbled upon a kind of enzyme that decomposes PET (Polyethylene terephthalate).
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Technology is a useful servant, but a dangerous master, it was rightly said. Electronic devices have grown into an inevitable part of our daily lives.