Water, the essence of life, is a symbol of equity, sustainability, and the fight against systemic disparities. Understanding water justice is not just about access to clean water; on a larger scale, it is about acknowledging the profound impact of water on marginalised communities and the environment as a whole.
Environmental justice and social justice are distinct yet intrinsically connected realms. They intersect when the brunt of environmental issues is borne disproportionately by marginalized and socially disadvantaged groups.
University researchers in the UK feel disempowered about climate action despite wanting to do more for climate action, shows new research led by Briony Latter of the Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations (CAST) and the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research.
How can we rebuild economies in a greener way? Our guest for today is Professor Charlie Wilson from the Tyndall Centre at the University of East Anglia.
Styrofoam takeaway tubs are the best disposable takeaway container compared to aluminium and plastic tubs when used only once.
This year, a good new year’s resolution for everyone would be to live a more environment-friendly lifestyle.
The Congreso Internacional de Cambio Climatico (International Congress on Climate Change) took place in Huelva, Spain last May 10-12, with the theme “Finding Solutions.” There were many sessions tackling different … Continue reading CLIMATE SCIENCE, SUSTAINABILITY, GOVERNANCE: FINDING SOLUTIONS TO CLIMATE CHANGE
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