According to Greenpeace International, the current food system is broken. This is because of chemical pesticides, which are really not necessary for food production. Industrial and chemical intensive food production impacts on people and farmers, the planet and animals. In fact, ecological pest management is successfully implemented around the world, but these chemicals have an […]
On the 14th of May the RA government approved the documentation package “Making Amendments and Supplements to RA Law “On Wastes”, “Making Amendments and Supplements to RA Code “On Subsoil” and “Making Amendments and Supplements to RA Law “On Administrative Offences”, stating that the wastes in Armenia either mining or household must have passports. As planned,
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“Ecolur” NGO informs us that the Climate Investment Fund has allocated a 40 million dollar grant to Armenia Renewable Resources and Energy Efficiency Fund (R2E2) within the framework of Renewable Energy Expansion Program. In her interview with “Ecolur”, R2E2 Fund Director Tamara Babayan noted that the grant must be targeted to the implementation of 3
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Earth Day began in 1970 with the degraded state of the U.S. environment. Since then, there has been much environmental progress. But now it is very important to see what else must be done in order to pass a safe and healthy world to the future generations. Mark Tercek and Robert Bendick speak about this problem in their
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It’s very important nowadays to quickly reduce carbon emissions in order to avoid the climate change. Mark Tercek (blog.nature.org) speaks about possible solution for this problem in his article. He states that Carbon Tax should be the key. During the Milken Institute Global Conference he touches upon the economic impacts of climate change, introducing the carbon tax.
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As informs \”Ecolur\” informational NGO, the RA Government is proposing to impose fines for vehicle emissions exceeding the maximum permissible concentration, where the drivers will be fined by 100,000 AMD. At the same time, the executive proposes to impose fines in the amount of 200,000 AMD on the officials for not adhering to the standards
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