Paraguay’s Electricity Is Entirely Sourced from Renewable Energy, Hydropower
The world still largely relies on fossil fuel to generate electricity. In contrast, Paraguay stands out by exclusively sourcing its electricity from renewable energy.... Read more
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The Ever-Declining Fertility Rate in South Korea
The fertility rate in South Korea hit a record low of 0.72 child per woman. How did this happen and what does this mean for the country?... Read more
IEA Shared Update on Global CO2 Emissions Increase
The International Energy Agency provided an update on global energy-related CO2 emissions and how clean energy contributes to limiting them.... Read more
Mainstreaming Sustainable Tourism Through Environmental Education
Environmental education undoubtedly plays an important role in mainstreaming sustainable tourism for people and the planet.... Read more
Tackling Noise Pollution for Quieter and Healthier Cities
Noise pollution in urban spaces is an overlooked threat to public health and the ecosystem.... Read more
Strengthening the Protection for Female Workers in Indonesia’s Palm Oil Industry
Strengthening protection for female workers in the palm oil industry sector requires the role of various stakeholders with comprehensive and sustainable steps.... Read more
The MIKE Programme: Monitoring Elephant Killings to Support Conservation of Asian Elephants
The MIKE Programme monitors illegal elephant killings to help tackle the increasingly threatened status of Asian elephants.... Read more
Increasing Struggle for Human Rights in Venezuela
Amid the increasing struggle for human rights in Venezuela, the government shut down the UN Human Rights Office in the country.... Read more
Global Resources Outlook & the Call for Sustainable Resource Use
In a new report, the United Nations Environment Programme looks into the possible ways to encourage sustainable resource use.... Read more
Poaching of African Rhinos Increases in South Africa
The government noted that 499 African rhinos were poached across South Africa, 51 more than the previous year.
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