Vast majority of prospective international students think universities aren’t doing enough to be eco-friendly, new research finds QSa global leader in higher education providing university rankings and solutions for student recruitment, retention and international relations. The unique survey of over 3,500 respondents from around the world found that over 90%Read More →
In the fight against climate change, the creative spirit of our children is our greatest resource and protects our sacred lands. While parks and recreation departments across the country are primarily known as recreation centers for health, well-being and entertainment, these agencies also play a vital role in protecting naturalRead More →
Olena Z / Shutterstock Bordering the North Sea between Belgium and Germany, there is a delicate balance between land and sea in the Netherlands, with around half of the country lying below sea level and much of the land having been recovered from the sea. To protect against flooding, thereRead More →
Consumers care about environmental issues more than ever, and they use their spending to reward businesses that share their values. A new study shows just how important this trend has become. Whether you’re helping your clients develop their marketing strategies or educating them about the value of print versus digitalRead More →
In terms of global warming, climate change and other excessive environmental issues, Pakistan is in the list of the most vulnerable regions. And also declared among the top ten countries most affected by climate change. Our country’s position in environmental issues is not without reason. True love for the environmentRead More →
TEHRAN – Environmental education has been included in the country’s school curriculum to prepare students for the protection of natural resources and the environment, while it needs to be more effective and acquired at an early age to bring about cognitive changes and student-friendly behaviors, the Mehr news agency reported.Read More →
Member’s name and constituency Mr. Louis Ng Kok Kwang, Nee Soon RCMP Question To ask the Minister of Education (a) what are the current efforts to integrate environmental education into our education system; and (b) whether the ministry will consider working with environmental groups to create a standardized environmental educationRead More →
Say the words “ocean acidification” in mixed company, and you’ll likely get blank stares. Although climate change has steadily risen in the public consciousness, one of its most insidious impacts – mass mortality of marine ecosystems due to carbon dioxide emissions – remains relatively unknown. Go to the website toRead More →
Many factors can impact female fertility, from nutrition, weight and physical health to psychological stress and medication use. A key influencer that women increasingly need to consider is the environment in which they live. Environmental factors have been strongly linked to women’s ability to conceive and have healthy pregnancies. AirRead More →
Photo courtesy of Plumas County Office of Education Plumas County students study how a drop of water travels from the mountains to the Pacific. Photo courtesy of Plumas County Office of Education Plumas County students study how a drop of water travels from the mountains to the Pacific. As CaliforniansRead More →
A woman covers her face while waiting for the light rail in a shady spot in Tempe. (Photo by Devin Conley/ Crokite News) Editor’s Note A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that climatologists predicted that Arizona would be unlivable by 2050. The climatologists did not use the wordRead More →
(NASA) Note: An updated version of this article posted on April 21, 2020 is available here. The 1970s were an important time for American environmentalism. Congress passed the Clean Water Act and the Endangered Species Act, President Richard Nixon created the Environmental Protection Agency, and the nation celebrated its firstRead More →
Jhe publication of Andrew Wakefield’s notorious and now discredited research on autism and vaccines in 1998 sparked a wave of concern about vaccine safety. Since then, questions about an alleged link between autism and vaccines have been asked and given a definitive answer: there is no link. But there areRead More →
“It’s really, really important that citizens learn to value their environment and understand the science behind the great ecological dilemmas we all face… All of these aspirations remain ‘a pie in the sky’ unless every student is n have the right to extend their study […] out of the classroom.Read More →
No question demonstrates the importance of global competence more than that of the environment; our survival depends on how the world works together to tackle the issues of global warming, food security and water security. As we celebrate National Environmental Education Week, Cleary Vaughan-Lee, Director of Education, Global Oneness ProjectsharesRead More →
Los Angeles We’ve both been at Earth Day events since they started in 1970. We’ve held booths that educate people about water pollution, we’ve held environmental cleanups in Santa Monica Bay and judged Earth Day posters in schools in Pakistan. . But no matter what we did or where weRead More →