Mismanagement of water resources could lead to 8% GDP loss by 2050
An increasingly ‘out of balance’ water cycle could have a significant impact on global GDP performance as well as food…
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An increasingly ‘out of balance’ water cycle could have a significant impact on global GDP performance as well as food…
Climate Impact Partners have teamed up with Deloitte and the UK’s National Oceanography Centre on a project to fund the…
E.V.A. Biosystems, a startup launched by the University of Edinburgh, has developed a ‘smart’ plastic that breaks down in the…
European city representatives are calling for the introduction of policies that help accelerate Europe towards a climate-neutral future.
Zurab Pololikashvili, Secretary-General of the UNWTO has urged the tourism industry to build a more sustainable sector.
One in five individuals are ‘waiting for the right opportunity’ to get involved in environmental protection and nature conservation.