European Environment Agency informs that according to the annual EEA briefing ‘National Emission Ceilings (NEC) Directive reporting status 2019’ emissions of Ammonia (NH3) rose for the fourth year running, increasing by 0.4% across the EU, from 2016 to 2017. Over the 2014-2017 period, the overall increase was about 2.5%. These increases are because of the
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The Guardian represents a report by Philip Alston, UN special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, stating that the world is at risk of “climate apartheid”, where the rich pay to escape heat and hunger caused by the increasing climate crisis while the rest of the world suffers. Moreover, developing countries bear an estimated
On June 24, 2019, Oleg Dulgaryan, a resident of Mets Ayrum village and a president at Centre for Community Mobilization and Support, made a speech at the Environmental Public Trial. Dulgaryan talked about the Nahatak tailing dump in his village and about the numerous damages caused by its activities. First, Dulgaryan touched upon the fact that
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\”Yeremyan Projects\” has founded a cattle farm in Gndevaz in the picturesque town of Jermuk. Fleckvieh (simmental) meat and milk producing breeds from \”Genetic Austria\” GmbH were imported from Austria. \”Yeremyan Projects\” will produce meat and dairy products of a brand new quality in the field of public catering within its corporate social responsibility framework.
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NowThis informs that an estimated 70,000 plastic bottles were saved from landfills this year by being recycled into the gowns used in the graduation ceremony at Utah Valley University. The senior director of alumni relations at UVU, Kevin Walkenhorst said as their students wear their caps and gowns, they want them to know they are
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Ecolur reports that the funds provided for the needs of Kapan Forestry and Syunik Region residents have not been spent purposefully. According to the Public Relations Department of the Prosecutor\’s Office of Armenia, as a result of large-scale studies carried out in \”Hayantar\” SNCO it was revealed that in 2018, On January 23, the Ministry
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Online shopping has grown steadily since the dawn of the internet age. But are we creating more emissions by shopping online or are they reducing because we’re not travelling to bricks and mortar stores? Which is more energy efficient – online or high street shopping? The answer is, it depends. Energy Saving Trust has put
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SunSentinel informs about a new Guinness World Records with 633 scuba divers scooping up trash from the ocean floor near the Deerfield Beach International Fishing Pier. Divers entered the ocean and had to stay in the water at least 15 minutes to be counted. Among them was Dahlia Bolin, 13 who came with her mother from Mackinaw,
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Due to the sharp increase in temperature in the country, the danger of fire emergence and spread increases in the forest and adjacent vegetation areas. The Ministry of Emergency Situations urges: Do not throw burning matches and the remainder of the cigarette Do not burn dry grass and household waste Do not burn bonfires. When
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According to Grist’s advice columnist on green living Umbra, the word “refugee” fits the idea of millions of people being forced to relocate due to climate change. The Institute for Economics and Peace, has recently estimated that in 2017, 18 million people were forced to leave their homes due to natural disasters, and those numbers are going
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