Jenny Hill, BBC News, Western Cape Every year there are fewer African penguins and soon there may be none at all. Scientists say that the species is declining by around 8% every year. As the ocean swells around the rocky … Continue reading The fight to save the African penguin
La criminología verde es una rama de la criminología nacida hace más de tres décadas, que muestra interés por explorar y explicar las formas en que los humanos dañamos el ecosistema, examinando las causas de los delitos como el ecocidio, su … Continue reading Todo lo que deberías saber sobre la ‘criminología verde’: una ciencia que ha nacido de la mano de los ecocidios
Después algunos años de vida, me pregunto: ¿Qué palabras se necesitan para que la conciencia y el “sentido común” ( “sentido común” entendido como sentido constructivo y de bienestar hacia el planeta) tengan mayores y mejores resultados frente a la … Continue reading El Planeta, un organismo que agoniza-opinión
El 41% de los anfibios de todo el mundo se encuentra en riesgo de desaparición, convirtiéndolos en el grupo vertebrado más amenazado debido a la actuación conjunta de varios factores entre los que destaca la destrucción del entorno como uno … Continue reading Los anfibios celebran su día como el grupo de vertebrados más amenazado
By Nuru Lama, IFC Global Lead for Waste and Circularity Let’s face it: waste management is not exactly a glamorous topic. In fact, even in the international discourse on climate and development, addressing waste has not been high on the … Continue reading The World has a Waste Problem. Here’s How to Fix It
Video footage of the river in Penza, western Russia show its bright gaudy green colouring which has led residents to question what has caused it. Other sources have suggested it is industrial waste By Graeme Murray, News Reporter. Will Stewart, … Continue reading Mysterious ‘toxic waste’ fears as Russia river turns into ‘poisonous bright green creek’
By Victoria Schneider The World Bank’s independent watchdog, the Compliance Advisor Ombudsman (CAO), has finalized its investigation into a complaint filed five years ago, alleging grave human rights violations by communities living near the Salala Rubber Corporation in Liberia. The communities … Continue reading World Bank’s IFC under fire over alleged abuses at Liberian plantation it funded
BY CARLOS MUREITHI NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — The world’s top decision-making body on the environment is meeting in Kenya’s capital this week to discuss how countries can work together to tackle environmental crises like climate change, pollution and loss of biodiversity. … Continue reading UN member states are meeting to plan how to tackle the world’s environmental crises
by Mahadi Al Hasnat Imagine a mother in a rural village drawing water from a well with her pitcher. This seemingly ordinary water holds her family’s future — for drinking, cooking and bathing. But beneath the surface lurks a hidden threat: … Continue reading Beneath the surface, a toxic tide threatens Bangladesh’s water lifeline
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