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Cities around the world are adopting passive cooling strategies as alternatives to energy-intensive air conditioning, helping to combat rising urban temperatures and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. [1]
The Prime Minister stressed the importance of cooperation and promoted the Bio-Circular-Green Economic Model (BCG) in his statement at the Special Session to Commemorate the [2]
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CMO Dr Tiasunep, along with other officials during the district level training on basic palliative held at the CMO’s Conference hall, Mokokchung on March 26. [4]
Thailand's retail giant Central Group has launched a forward-looking sustainability initiative, "Love the Earth: Zero Waste," in response to the escalating triple planetary crisis of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution, as highlighted by... [5]
BANGKOK—Sand mining is eroding the world’s river deltas and coastlines, damaging the environment and hurting livelihoods from Cambodia to Colombia, as government regulation fails to keep pace with rising demand, the United Nations warned on Tuesday. [6]
NAIROBI, March 27 (Xinhua) -- Three Chinese cities -- Hangzhou, Sanya, and Suzhou -- were on Friday recognized by a United Nations (UN) advisory board for taking bold and ambitious steps to reduce waste and advance the circular economy. [7]
BANGKOK—The rapid pace of deforestation, urbanization and road building are major factors in the spread of infectious diseases across Asia, including the coronavirus, health and environment experts said on Wednesday. [8]
Cities around the world are adopting passive cooling strategies as alternatives to energy-intensive air conditioning, helping to combat rising urban temperatures and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The Prime Minister stressed the importance of cooperation and promoted the Bio-Circular-Green Economic Model (BCG) in his statement at the Special Session to Commemorate the
Accessibility Tools Increase Text Decrease Text Grayscale Link Underline Readable Font Reset EC urges clean voting as survey shows high public concern Loading... Loading...
CMO Dr Tiasunep, along with other officials during the district level training on basic palliative held at the CMO’s Conference hall, Mokokchung on March 26.
Thailand's retail giant Central Group has launched a forward-looking sustainability initiative, "Love the Earth: Zero Waste," in response to the escalating triple planetary crisis of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution, as highlighted by
BANGKOK—Sand mining is eroding the world’s river deltas and coastlines, damaging the environment and hurting livelihoods from Cambodia to Colombia, as government regulation fails to keep pace with rising demand, the United Nations warned on Tuesday.
NAIROBI, March 27 (Xinhua) -- Three Chinese cities -- Hangzhou, Sanya, and Suzhou -- were on Friday recognized by a United Nations (UN) advisory board for taking bold and ambitious steps to reduce waste and advance the circular economy.
BANGKOK—The rapid pace of deforestation, urbanization and road building are major factors in the spread of infectious diseases across Asia, including the coronavirus, health and environment experts said on Wednesday.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, together with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the United Nations Human Settlements
Illegal sand mining has been an ongoing issue in Thailand’s section of the Mekong River due to fragmented governance and “influential people.” NAKHON PHANOM AND BUENG KAN, THAILAND – Crowds of locals and tourists are drawn to Had Hae – a sandy beach