CBDR is an international principle for global cooperation on environmental governance recognizing collective response from all nations but different level of contribution due to difference in economic status, geospatial location, and contribution to pollution.
Industrial Revolution may have furnished modern human life with material comforts, high standard of living, and luxury, but it came at the cost of environmental damage, resource exploitation, forced labour, and deterioration of health & living conditions. Let’s reflect on the damages caused by the Industrial Revolution.
Human-animal conflict arises when interactions between humans and wildlife lead to adverse outcomes, affecting human safety, livelihoods, and the well-being of animals. These conflicts have intensified over time due to factors such as population growth, habitat encroachment, and climate change.
As the threat of climate change becomes more real with each year, learning the 3 key survival strategies becomes crucial for everyone.
Heat Island Effect is the phenomenon where urban cities are hotter than nearby rural areas. This leads to increased use of air-conditioners leading to high electricity bills and energy consumption…
A list of a few memorable and endearing poetry from the most famous poets of all time. Featuring poems from Wordsworth, Blake, Matsuo Basho, Veda, and others.
A look at a few clean features in EVs like quieter engines, cyber designs, gadgets, EV charging and the impact on the environment with lower carbon emissions.
AgriTech couples the latest innovations from technology with agriculture to incorporate Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), Robotics, and a wide range of tools into everyday farming activities. By enhancing…
Hyper consumerism often leads to increased anxiety and dissatisfaction, as individuals are caught in a perpetual cycle of wanting more yet never feeling “enough.” The constant pursuit of material goods as a source of happiness creates a fleeting sense of fulfillment, quickly replaced by a void that prompts…
The Clean Tech 1.0 boom during 2008-2015 may have failed but Climate Tech 2.0 opens avenues for investors and venture capitalist to re-enter the sector with brighter scope for future.
CBDR is an international principle for global cooperation on environmental governance recognizing collective response from all nations but different level of contribution due to difference in economic status, geospatial location, and contribution to pollution.
Industrial Revolution may have furnished modern human life with material comforts, high standard of living, and luxury, but it came at the cost of environmental damage, resource exploitation, forced labour, and deterioration of health & living conditions. Let’s reflect on the damages caused by the Industrial Revolution.
Human-animal conflict arises when interactions between humans and wildlife lead to adverse outcomes, affecting human safety, livelihoods, and the well-being of animals. These conflicts have intensified over time due to factors such as population growth, habitat encroachment, and climate change.
As the threat of climate change becomes more real with each year, learning the 3 key survival strategies becomes crucial for everyone.
Heat Island Effect is the phenomenon where urban cities are hotter than nearby rural areas. This leads to increased use of air-conditioners leading to high electricity bills and energy consumption…
A list of a few memorable and endearing poetry from the most famous poets of all time. Featuring poems from Wordsworth, Blake, Matsuo Basho, Veda, and others.
A look at a few clean features in EVs like quieter engines, cyber designs, gadgets, EV charging and the impact on the environment with lower carbon emissions.
AgriTech couples the latest innovations from technology with agriculture to incorporate Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), Robotics, and a wide range of tools into everyday farming activities. By enhancing…
Hyper consumerism often leads to increased anxiety and dissatisfaction, as individuals are caught in a perpetual cycle of wanting more yet never feeling “enough.” The constant pursuit of material goods as a source of happiness creates a fleeting sense of fulfillment, quickly replaced by a void that prompts…
The Clean Tech 1.0 boom during 2008-2015 may have failed but Climate Tech 2.0 opens avenues for investors and venture capitalist to re-enter the sector with brighter scope for future.
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