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World’s best biodiversity laws - Exemplary government laws and policies on saving biodiversity
Biodiversity survey shows how Costa Rica, Norway, Japan, Bhutan and South Africa highlights have shown positive examples of government actions that ha...
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Energy efficient water management and biogas production from waste in the North of England
European Investment Bank funding for wastewater treatment plants at 12 locations that will also generate heat and electricity through combined heat an...
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Sustainability Indicators for Bioenergy – A new report by the Global Bioenergy Partnership
The report features 24 sustainability indicators and their respective methodology sheets, intended to provide policymakers and other stakeholders with...
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Geothermal Energy in Africa – Kenya is the first to tap the resource
Kenya's Energy Regulatory Commission stated it hopes to generate about 30% of the country's electrical power from geothermal sources by 2031.
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Lighting the Dark Continent – Renewable energy potential of Africa
"The continent may benefit from the "jump start" provided by the ‘2012 International Year of Sustainable Energy for All’ by taking advantage of its la...
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The water footprint of humanity
Water scarcity in a global context
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The impacts of street lighting (and what are we missing?)
Cornish study shows invertebrate communities affected
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Green Economy – the theme of this year’s World Environment Day
The theme aimed at highlighting the central role of communities in the transition to a low-carbon, resource-efficient and socially inclusive green eco...
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IAEA to launch Centre on Ocean Acidification
It is estimated that most oceans will be inhospitable to coral reefs by 2050.
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Green plants are better aids at removing atmospheric pollution than previously thought
Planting ivy and other green foliage in the canyons of cities can reduce NO2 concentration in the air by 40%, which is a lot more than previously thou...
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