Environmental issues

In the month that has seen Britain’s climate reach unprecedented levels of 40C for the first time, the Grounds Management Association (GMA) stresses the need to put sustainability and environmental issues at the heart of the thinking of the groundskeeping industry – and at the heart of SALTEX’s LearningRead More →

A new statewide survey by the nonpartisan Public Policy Institute of California finds that most residents see drought, wildfires and climate change as the biggest environmental issues facing the state. PPIC President Mark Baldessare spoke with CapRadio’s Mike Hagerty. CapRadio: What are Californians most concerned about? Marc Baldessare: Most peopleRead More →

Posted: Jul 28, 2022 Ten theater and dance productions have received nearly £1million in National Lottery funding through Creative Scotland Theater and Dance Touring Fund. The latest series includes three new productions and seven revamped productions aimed at touring outdoor spaces and locations in villages, towns and cities across Scotland,Read More →

Reserve Financial Institution survey finds senior management involvement at banks on local weather threats and sustainable finance issues is ‘insufficient’ and lenders need to step up initiatives on environmental issues . The local climate threat and sustainable finance have captured the attention of regulators, national and supranational authorities around theRead More →

Expert Market Research’s new report titled ‘Global Biomass Gasification Market Report and Forecast 2021-2026’, gives an in-depth analysis of the global market biomass gasification market, assessing the market based on its segments such as source and major regions. The report tracks the latest industry trends and studies their impact onRead More →

The Federal Ministry of Water Resources has inaugurated a committee for this year’s World Toilet Day celebration.The celebration takes place in November each year.This was in a press release made available to The Tide in Port Harcourt.According to the statement signed by the press officer of the ministry, Mrs. FunmiRead More →

The Ghana Institute of Geoscientists (GhIG) said it was instrumental in the quest to address environmental issues threatening the country’s ecological balance. According to the institution’s national general secretary, Crisler Akwei Ankrah, graduate student members have the potential and skills to change the discourse on environmental management. He made thisRead More →

During a roadshow on education and innovation organized by Samsung India in Pune, young university students came forward and identified the problems facing people and society in the state and country, pledging to solve for tomorrow. During the Pune Interaction roadshow, students shared their concerns about societal issues and demonstratedRead More →

Pune, India – July 21, 2022: During an education and innovation roadshow organized by Samsung India in Pune, young students came forward and identified the issues people and society are facing in the State and country, pledging to resolve for tomorrow. During the Pune Interaction roadshow, students shared their concernsRead More →

Canadians aren’t as divided on many important environmental issues as one might think — and that lack of division could provide common ground in the development of national environmental policies, according to a new study. Researchers from the Department of Physical and Environmental Sciences at the University of Toronto atRead More →

The biodiversity of the world’s oceans and coastal habitats is under threat due to ongoing unprecedented changes caused by man-made and natural factors, according to new research led by the University of Cambridge. Accordingly, the experts provided the emerging impacts of 15 environmental issues on ocean biodiversity over the nextRead More →

There is a lot of buzz around clean technologies, distributed energy resources (DER), microgrids and other technological innovations in the renewable energy and clean transport industries, and how these developments can contribute to address long-standing environmental justice issues. As these innovations develop, energy markets will undergo substantial changes that consumersRead More →

For the editor July 7, 2022 “To the women of New York, this one’s for you,” Governor Kathy Hochul said as she won the Democratic gubernatorial primary race. True to her word, she is now calling for an amendment to the state constitution that would consolidate the right to abortionRead More →

Sonam Wangchuk says environmental awareness must be deeply instilled at school level Image credit: Twitter @Wangchuk66 New Delhi: Awareness of environmental issues must be deeply inculcated at the school level, and education must be redefined and geared towards greater harmony between man and nature, Sonam Wangchuk, a prominent innovator, educatorRead More →

Throughout 2021 and the first half of 2022, the commercial real estate market in the Southeast has been remarkably active. Despite rising interest rates and economic uncertainty, analysts expect this trend of strong activity to continue. Due to historically high demand for commercial real estate, buyers and developers are acquiringRead More →

Dr. Francesco Pilla talks about the importance of empowering citizens with the technology and knowledge to act on sustainability challenges. Dr Francesco Pilla is an Associate Professor at University College Dublin and a researcher at Lero, the Software Research Center of Science Foundation Ireland. Her work lies at the intersectionRead More →

JUNE 29, 2022 – BAN Toxics has urged President-Elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to prioritize the ratification of the Basel Ban Amendment and take action for proper management of chemicals and waste in time for his next inauguration. “We call on President-elect Marcos to prioritize the ratification of the Basel BanRead More →

Lorain County students whose works were chosen to be featured in the 2023 Lorain County Solid Waste Management District Calendar competition were honored at the June 29 meeting of Lorain County Commissioners. The artists’ work was selected from 1,300 submissions, according to Brandi Schnell, community outreach coordinator for the county’sRead More →

The view from the top of Mam Tor, in the Peak District, Derbyshire. Photo Credit: Peter Byrne/PA Wire Submitted by Fiona Stubbs Funding has been provided to the Foundation and the Peak District National Park Authority to help address environmental issues. Funding was provided by the Alan Turing Institute throughRead More →

Expert Market Research’s new report titled ‘Global Biomass Gasification Market Report and Forecast 2021-2026’, gives an in-depth analysis of the global market biomass gasification market, assessing the market based on its segments such as source and major regions. The report tracks the latest industry trends and studies their impact onRead More →

Measures taken by the public administration are necessary to create a favorable legal and fiscal environment, but this is the companies that are the most important driving force when it comes to solving social problems. The data collected from the citizens of Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Romaniaand Slovenia betweenRead More →

Social Impact Alliance for Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) says: “It’s not just about image anymore. Socially responsible companies reap real business benefits. POZNAN, Poland, June 23, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The study “Philanthropy in Central & Eastern Europe 2022” shows that more than half (53%) of CEE citizens prefer toRead More →

The scale of the New Mexico wildfires and the reduced availability of water for domestic and agricultural uses in the Colorado River Basin and California’s Central Valley provide clear examples of a level of environmental risk which would have been unthinkable a few decades ago when we started writing thisRead More →

A leading global city is an international hub for business and culture. It has a large and diverse economy with a strong cultural scene, world-class education and infrastructure. It’s a tough city to replicate, so it attracts some of the best talent. But it’s probably not in South Africa. TheRead More →

RAWLAKOT/LONDON – Participants in a virtual roundtable here warned on Thursday that local communities could face dangerous situations and environmental risks if coordinated efforts are not made to protect local natural resources in Rawalakot, Azad Jammu and Kashmir. Addressing the roundtable, social activists, intellectuals and other participants said ignoring emergingRead More →

Montrose Environmental Group releases statement on ransomware attack LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-June 14, 2022–Over the past weekend, Montrose Environmental Group, Inc. (NYSE: MEG) determined that it was the target of an organized ransomware attack. Based on the information currently available to us, we believe the incident primarily affected computers and serversRead More →

Launching a massive SpaceX rocket and spacecraft from South Texas won’t cause significant environmental consequences, federal regulators have determined, removing a major hurdle for the company. SpaceX still has work to do – more than 75 actions to mitigate Super Heavy booster and Starship impacts, according to the Federal AviationRead More →

A free art exhibition focusing on environmental issues will be presented to the public this summer. Posters, pledges and other artwork created by Weymouth College students will be installed in the Alice Ellen Cooper Dean Community Space at the Dorset Museum in Dorchester as part of the exhibition ‘Plastics AreRead More →

Preston Cole, Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, and Debra Shore, Regional Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, will be featured guests in a discussion titled “A Federal-State Conversation on Environmental Issues” , moderated by David Strifling, director of the Water Law and Policy Initiative at MarquetteRead More →

Antony Sguazzin and Michael J. Kavanagh 06/08/2022 (Bloomberg) – The Democratic Republic of Congo’s plan to auction oil exploration blocks next month threatens to disrupt some of the world’s largest carbon sinks and could jeopardize a $500 million forest preservation deal of dollars. Some of the blocks, whichRead More →

The Foundation and the Peak District National Park Authority are among 10 organizations to secure funding through the Alan Turing Institute to tackle environmental issues. Environmental and sustainable charities and non-governmental organizations have been chosen to participate in the first combined meeting of the Alan Turing Institute Turing Internship NetworkRead More →

CHASE BOTTORF/THE EXPRESS Wade Jodun stands on the podium to educate city officials about the partnership between the Conservation District and local government and environmental issues they can help each other on. ROTE — One of the latest attendees to speak at the Clinton County TownshipRead More →

Environmental issues at the heart of the diploma exhibition at Gray’s School of Art Calendar An icon of a desktop calendar. to cancel An icon of a circle with a diagonal line across it. Caret A right-pointing solid arrow icon. E-mail An icon of a paper envelope. Facebook An iconRead More →

WILLIAMSBURG, Brooklyn (PIX11) — Many New Yorkers are grappling with issues of flooding, climate change and recycling; now, a miniature golf course on Brooklyn’s waterfront challenges people to play and consider environmental issues. Green is part of the Domino Park development in Williamsburg on North 1st Street near Kent Avenue.Read More →

After 10 years of teaching statistics in high school, John Fitzgibbons found himself on the other side of the class as a student in Temple University Professional Scientific Master (PSM) in Geospatial Data Science (GDS) program. Fitzgibbons decided to make a career change in 2019, fresh from getting married withRead More →

Balwearie High School alumnus Libby Penman, who focuses on wildlife and environmental issues, began her career filming extreme sports in the city’s Beveridge Park. His documentary, ‘Shooting Animals: Can film making help save them’, follows his journey as a skate park filmmaker at COP26. Read more Read more 60-year-old familyRead More →

As the world turns and temperatures change, sustainability has become a pressing issue across all industries, including entertainment. Hollywood, known for its dissemination of images and messages, is at the forefront of a sweeping cultural shift, dedicated to prioritizing the environment and the challenges it faces, a group of industryRead More →

Experts think that American schools and universities need to do more to combat climate change. Climate, sustainability, and the environment are now the focus of several colleges and universities. A poll found that 75% of respondents claimed their dedication to sustainability was a factor in their choice to apply. UniversitiesRead More →

MEXICO CITY, May 25 (Reuters) – Mexico will go to local and international courts if it fails to reach an agreement with U.S. firm Vulcan Materials over its mining activity in the eastern state of Quintana Roo, a said President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Wednesday. The Mexican government shutRead More →

Following the latest IPCC report published in April 2022, warning that it is now or never to limit global warming to 1.5°C, the climate crisis is clearly accelerating at an unprecedented rate. From deforestation to plastic pollution, several factors are driving worsening climate change. Here are some of theRead More →

An expansion of a program to engage children in science will try to give them the tools to understand and help solve environmental problems in their own communities. The initiative, which begins this summer, will build on Mystic Aquarium’s previous programs. Mystic will work with local organizations, including Wakeman BoysRead More →

SAO PAULO, May 19 (Reuters) – Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and business tycoon Elon Musk are due to meet in Sao Paulo on Friday, Brazilian daily O Globo reported on Thursday. The two will discuss a potential partnership on rural connectivity and monitoring deforestation, according to O Globo. The meetingRead More →

This will be a busy election year for residents of Sacramento County. Depending on where you live, you might vote for a new county representative, city council member, sheriff, and district attorney. And those are just the local races. If you live in County District 5, you will choose aRead More →

By Joseph Minott On Tuesday, Republicans and Democrats will head to their polling places (or submit their primary ballots by mail) to vote for the candidates they want to see on the ballot for this fall’s general election. But for the many parts of the state that are mostly redRead More →

Exmouth’s water sports centre, Sideshore, has announced that it will host its first community festival in June. There will be outdoor silent cinema, live music, street food, stalls and more. The Sideshore Festival will raise funds for the local charity Vitamin Sea Project, which aims to inspire and empower theRead More →

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Budget recommended by Governor Cooper, broken down by thematic area (Source: Governor’s Office) Governor Roy Cooper unveiled his $29.3 billion budget yesterday, 3% of which is for natural and economic resources. Here are some highlights of the environmental sections and why they are important: Environmental Quality Department $2.49 million toRead More →

The effects of climate change have become much more evident in recent years, both nationally and in the Saint-Louis region. “Climate change is not tomorrow, it’s today,” said Maurice Muia, climate adviser at the international environmental group. NRDC and a councilor from Richmond Heights. “We see the effects of thisRead More →

You know Jerry Seinfeld standing bit 90s where he wonders in disbelief how it was discovered that horses could be used to make glue? “Who saw this potential? Are you working in a paper mill and a horse goes by… “Hey, wait a minute – I think he might beRead More →

Prince William has urged TV companies to keep environmental issues “high on the agenda”. The 39-year-old royal has praised the “innovative” and “emotive” messages that are now included in TV shows to help raise awareness of environmental issues – and he hopes this will continue in the years to come.Read More →

Prince William has urged TV companies to keep environmental issues “high on the agenda”. The 39-year-old royal has praised the “innovative” and “emotive” messages that are now included in TV shows to help raise awareness of environmental issues – and he hopes this will continue in the years to come.Read More →

According to a new study by the global online learning platform FutureLearn.comthere is an increase in conscientious careers, with 78% of Britons saying sustainability is personally important to them, with millennials leading the way (82%). UK citizens are calling on businesses to do more to improve their sustainability efforts, withRead More →

Expert Market Research’s new report titled ‘Global Biomass Gasification Market Report and Forecast 2021-2026’, gives an in-depth analysis of the global market biomass gasification market, assessing the market based on its segments such as source and major regions. The report tracks the latest industry trends and studies their impact onRead More →

Students in Reflo’s environmental internship program came from six different schools and had to work as a team to complete a project. (Photo by PrincessSafiya Byers) High school students from across the city have spent the past year learning and carrying out projects on environmental issues through an internship withRead More →

Latin American Studies hosted its annual spring semester 2022 research series, “Political Ecologies of Healing in the Americas,” by UNC geography professor Gabriela Valdivia. Latin American Studies hosted its annual spring semester 2022 research series, “Political Ecologies of Healing in the Americas,” featuring Gabriela Valdivia, professor of geography at UNCRead More →

EUSTIS — Trout Lake Nature Center brought together area conservationists Saturday for a conservation symposium to explore ways to create a better future for Lake County’s green spaces and waterways. The event brought together representatives from 15 groups who are independently tackling various local environmental issues to discuss current challengesRead More →

Adopting sustainable practices is necessary for the future of fashion As greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise, environmental issues are becoming a major issue. Learning to reduce and be aware of the resources we consume means paying attention to the clothes we wear and how they are produced and sourced.Read More →

Over the course of one school year, dozens of ambitious Sonoma County middle and high school students tackled local environmental issues ranging from the use of pesticides in vineyards to the effect of landfills on the quality of the air. The 58 students from nine county schools were part ofRead More →

Amelia Williams, a 17-year-old junior at the Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts, has always had an interest in the environment and sustainability. With a passion for environmental conservation and sustainable living, Williams created Green Garments and was recently awarded $10,500 per Philanthropy tanka non-profit organization that challenges, empowersRead More →

Expert Market Research’s new report titled ‘Global Biomass Gasification Market Report and Forecast 2021-2026’, gives an in-depth analysis of the global market biomass gasification market, assessing the market based on its segments such as source and major regions. The report tracks the latest industry trends and studies their impact onRead More →

Although television networks and cable news channels produced strong climate and environmental coverage on Earth Day in 2021, they were unable to maintain momentum in 2022 and their combined coverage dropped by 48%. Over the past year, the urgency to address climate change has only grown. A recent report byRead More →

After four years leading a majority government, Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative Party will seek a second term in the 2022 Ontario election on June 2. Every Tuesday until Election Day, The Narwhal’s Ontario office will keep you updated on the latest environmental pledges via our political climate newsletter. Be sureRead More →

Environmental injustice continues to grip two communities in southwestern Ohio. One, a predominantly African-American urban village that suffers the echoes of gunfire and the absence of green spaces. The other, a low-income, chemical-infested neighborhood, where black soot visibly resides on the roofs of cars and homes. Lincoln Heights and MiddletownRead More →

LOS ANGELES (KABC) — Less than three weeks before early voting begins, some of Los Angeles’ mayoral candidates debated environmental issues Thursday night, the eve of Earth Day. The Los Angeles League of Conservation Voters, which hosted the debate, will support one of the candidates who participated. The event wasRead More →

Six of the presidential candidates for the 2022 Philippine elections, left to right: Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Jr, Leni Robredo, Isko Moreno, Manny Pacquiao, Ping Lacson, Leody De Guzman. Image: Philip Amiote@Eco-Business Six of them are considered top contenders including Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., son and namesake of the late dictator,Read More →

Alex Davidson/Getty Images (NEW YORK) – As the effects of climate change spur greater global greenhouse gas emissions reductions and lower energy consumption, every industry faces scrutiny of its impact. on climate and the environment. Video game, media and entertainment companies, in particular, need a significant amount of energy toRead More →

Expert Market Research’s new report titled “Global Biodiesel Market Size, Share, Price, Trends, Growth, Report and Forecast 2021-2026”, gives an in-depth analysis of the global market. Biodiesel market, assessing the market based on its segments such as raw material, type, application, technology and major regions like North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific,Read More →

LAKEPORT — At their Tuesday meeting, the Lake County Board of Supervisors heard a presentation from the Environmental Protection Agency on plans to clean up the Sulpher Bank Mine Superfund site. The Board also heard annual reports regarding levels of cyanobacteria at Clearlake and the external quality review of theRead More →

Two actions supported by State Sen. Heather Somers, R-Groton, that have local ecological implications may soon be heard in the General Assembly. Pending legislation to help protect and develop eelgrass could be called in the state legislature within the next three weeks, while Somers plans to propose an amendment toRead More →

A young family in their new, freshly deforested cocoa farm near Blolequin. The children work in the cocoa fields and have never been to school. Photo credit: Mighty Earth Crack cocoa pods to get cocoa beans in Ivory Coast Photo credit: Fuzz Kitto Bags of cocoa collected at Cocoa CoopRead More →

Expert Market Research’s new report titled ‘Global Biomass Gasification Market Report and Forecast 2021-2026’, gives an in-depth analysis of the global market biomass gasification market, assessing the market based on its segments such as source and major regions. The report tracks the latest industry trends and studies their impact onRead More →

A field trip from the Community Action School to learn about stream restoration. Those interested in environmental issues are invited to attend the Community Action Training School, a free training program on science-based issues including watershed health, clean water, native plants and restoration. salmon habitat and population. Program administrators supportRead More →

By SILE MOLONEY On the afternoon of February 11, 2022, Council Member Eric Dinowitz participated in a distribution of PPE and COVID test kits at the northwest corner of Bainbridge Ave and Van Cortlandt Ave East in the Norwood section of the Bronx. Photo by Adi TalwarRead More →

Expert Market Research’s new report titled ‘Global Biomass Gasification Market Report and Forecast 2021-2026’, gives an in-depth analysis of the global market biomass gasification market, assessing the market based on its segments such as source and major regions. The report tracks the latest industry trends and studies their impact onRead More →

Expert Market Research’s new report titled “Global Biodiesel Market Size, Share, Price, Trends, Growth, Report and Forecast 2021-2026”, gives an in-depth analysis of the global market. Biodiesel market, assessing the market based on its segments such as raw material, type, application, technology and major regions like North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific,Read More →

TRUMBULL — How much do the residents of Trumbull care about preserving the city park? Do they want to know more about replacing trees cut or downed during storms? What environmental and sustainability issues are important to city residents? These are just some of the questions the Trumbull Conservation CommissionRead More →

THE Lyric Theater in Belfast will perform one of its plays which aims to raise awareness in primary schools about litter and plastic pollution. The five-week tour of ‘A Walk Isn’t Just a Walk’ by the Theater’s Creative Learning Department will visit over 40 schools in 11 council areas. TheRead More →

This article was originally published here Polit Geogr. March 2022 22:102646. doi: 10.1016/j.polgeo.2022.102646. Online ahead of print. ABSTRACT COVID-19 has altered the permeability of borders in transboundary environmental governance regimes. While borders have always been selectively permeable, the pandemic has reconfigured the nature of cross-border flows of people, natural resources,Read More →

Corn is an essential food staple around the world, but much of it is used as livestock feed. (Photo by Ben Hasty/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty Images) Some call it maize, some call it maize, but whatever it is called, the crop is one of the most widely grown inRead More →

Similar to other science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) occupations, women are underrepresented in environmental science. the UNESCO Science Report 2021 found that sustainability research was still not a mainstream topic in mainstream scientific journals, despite the fact that climate change, biodiversity loss and declining ocean health affected every personRead More →

It’s no secret that Peterborough is home to some of the most respected, enthusiastic and talented people in the environmental field. The city is home to revered environmental institutions such as the Ministry of Natural Resources, Trent University, GreenUP, Kawartha Land Trust, the Turtle Trauma Center, among others. During theRead More →

Agriculture is increasingly facing increased environmental pressure from regulators, activist groups and private citizens. As an environmental consulting firm, Dragun Corporation has worked with agriculture for over 30 years, helping to address complex issues such as nitrates in groundwater, PFAS contamination, groundwater supply and Moreover. PFAS contamination Farms in theRead More →

Editor: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s report on the rapid pace of sea level rise should prompt more urgent action on climate change, but instead Virginia’s progress and our clean energy saving are under attack in the General Assembly. Specifically, HB 1257 prohibits all state and local entities fromRead More →

(The Center Square) – Voters in the Mountain West area are increasingly concerned about environmental issues in their states, according to a recent poll. “Conservation in the West” survey, conducted by the State of the Rockies Project (SRP) at Colorado College, measured voter opinions in eight states: Arizona, Colorado, Idaho,Read More →

(The Center Square) – Voters in the Mountain West area are increasingly concerned about environmental issues in their states, according to a recent poll. “Conservation in the West” survey, conducted by the State of the Rockies Project (SRP) at Colorado College, measured voter opinions in eight states: Arizona, Colorado, Idaho,Read More →

By Robert Davis, The central square (The Center Square) – Voters in the Mountain West area are increasingly concerned about environmental issues in their states, according to a recent poll. “Conservation in the West” survey, conducted by the State of the Rockies Project (SRP) at Colorado College, measured voter opinionsRead More →