Our hair might be a more sustainable alternative to cleanup oil in our waterways.
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Batteries need to be properly disposed of and recycled to avoid environmental harm. Australia makes a national battery recycling stewardship scheme called B-cycle.... Read more
Displaced people are more exposed to human rights violations. In Myanmar, their number keeps increasing.
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The age of businesses for profit alone is dying. Here’s how Scertify can help companies fulfill the market demand while doing their part in sustainable development.... Read more
At the first AELP Green Skills Summit in the UK, students asked for changes regarding sustainability in education and the green economy.
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Stories are an essential and powerful facet of our humanity. “Speculative Futures in the Climate Crisis” is the overall theme of a series of flash fictions by New Naratif.... Read more
Food insecurity is threatening the longevity of the people of Myanmar. The Humanitarian Needs Overview 2022 is issued to help us understand the urgency.
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The Atacama Desert is getting covered in 39,000 tons of clothes each year, many of them still unused.... Read more
Disability awareness must be universal, optimal, and holistic, not fragmented and need-based. The Sindhen Art Indonesia Foundation provides a cultural space for everyone, especially people with disabilities.
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A tiger is deemed an umbrella species which ensures viable populations of other wild animals and forests. As we welcome 2022, the year of the tiger, the report of 127 recorded tiger deaths in India in 2021 sounds alarming.
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