Tag: Environment
Apostolic Nuncio to Thailand urges action on poverty and environment at...
Archbishop Wells called for greater advocacy efforts to influence policies that promote economic justice and social inclusion
Activists in Sarawak denounce the construction of 10 new mega-dams
The construction of these structures not only displaces entire indigenous communities but also destroys precious biodiversity
World Water Forum concludes in Bali: Major initiatives launched for global...
The Indonesian government has unveiled a US$9.4 billion initiative to fund a drinking water system and an infrastructure project
Citizens march to Kathmandu as illegal mining dries up Nepal’s rivers
In some villages in Nepal, natural water sources—also used for agriculture—have already dried up completely
UN: Over 4,000 wildlife species still threatened by illegal trafficking despite...
Corruption further exacerbates the situation, with officials often ignoring violations, allowing traffickers to operate with impunity
A Fresh Look at Nature’s Misunderstood Carnivores — Hyenas
Protected areas and wildlife corridors are essential for providing safe havens where hyenas can roam freely and fulfill their ecological roles
Bangladesh influencers push tree planting to fight record heat
Now social media influencers are urging their followers to plant trees in a bid to make the city, and country, more liveable during heatwaves
Limited options for victims of Myanmar’s searing heat
While a lucky few can escape the searing midday heat in air-conditioned malls and cafes, most people have no such options
Hong Kong’s tech city will destroy key wetland for birds: experts
The department will now "review in detail" the assessment and comments "raised by the public," before making a final decision
SPOTLIGHT: Cry Me a River
Indigenous livelihoods swim against flow of hydropower interests in Hà Giang, Vietnam