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Opinion
Indoor Air Pollution: The Smoke Inside Homes
Indoor air pollution, An estimated 2.1 billion people use open fires or inefficient cooking appliances that use wood, dung, agricultural…
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Green Shipping: Can Cargo Ships Go Carbon-Free?
Green shipping decarbonisation, Ships transport approximately 90% of world trade and emit almost 3% of global CO2, with the majority…
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Textile Dyes and Dying Rivers: The Water Cost of Clothing
Fashion is believed to account for as much as one-fifth of all industrial water pollution—although the exact figure is debated.…
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Desertification: How Fertile Land Turns Into Desert
Desertification: How Fertile Land Turns Into Desert The UN Convention to Combat Desertification states that 40% of the Earth’s land…
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Biochar: Can Charred Waste Lock Carbon in Soil?
The production of biochar involves the process of pyrolysis in which the raw materials or feedstock in the form of…
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Overfishing: How Healthy Are the World’s Fish Stocks?
As per the recent analysis by the FAO, about 62.4 percent of the fish stocks under assessment fall under biologically…
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The Ozone Layer Is Healing: What the World Got Right
The ozone layer recovery is recuperating. As per the 1987 Montreal Protocol, more than 99 percent of the harmful substances…
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Groundwater Depletion: The Hidden Water Crisis Under India’s Farms
Groundwater depletion India, India is the largest country in the world that consumes groundwater more than the total of the…
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Seagrass Meadows: The Ocean’s Quiet Carbon Vaults
Seagrass meadows have an area of less than 0.2% of the ocean bottom, seagrass meadows blue carbon, but they are…
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Eco-Anxiety: How Climate Change Affects Mental Health
For numerous people, concern about global warming is an everyday burden. One survey by Lancet Planetary Health involving 10,000 young…
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