According to a new report titled ‘ G20 People’s climate Vote 2021’ published by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) states that about 67% per cent of the total population of India aged under 18 consider climate change as a global emergency and are expressive about the urgent need for the actions and policies to mitigate the climate change.
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Exxon Mobil Corp, an American multinational oil and gas corporation has announced that it will cut down the carbon emissions within its global operations and will achieve the net-zero target by 2050.
According to new research conducted by the University of Hawaii’s Pacific Biosciences Research Center, the sixth mass extinction of the wildlife species living on land and in freshwater has ‘probably started’.
Vietnam has revised its environmental laws and set an example for a governance based on a circular economy.
A new study conducted by the Researchers from the University of Exeter and the Met Office highlighted that the current rate of human-induced activities and climate actions could lead to global warming hitting the 4℃ mark by the end of this century.
A remote coastal town in Australia, Onslow has reported its hottest day on record in 62 years as the temperature hits the 50.7C mark. The record temperature equals the highest temperature reported in 1962 in South Australia.
A new study published in ‘Scientific reports’ by the researchers of Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia reveals that the rising temperature due to global warming will increase the number of patients affected by kidney stones. The research highlighted that high environmental temperature and dehydration could worsen this dangerous medical condition.
World Bank issued Sustainable Development Bonds in its attempts to mainstream climate action
Adidas and Allbirds’ low-carbon training shoes introduced last year are now available for the customers and can be availed from Adidas’ select retail stores and website.
A new chemical compound has been developed that claims to absorb carbon very efficiently and offers reuse of the collected CO2
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