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NAIROBI, Kenya, March 20 - The effect of climate change has been felt majorly across the globe in recent years with increased impacts that have taken a Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |

Between 1970s and 1990s, the amount of plastic waste more than tripled. Half of all plastic produced is designed for single-use purposes.

He acquired Edge Barton, a manor once occupied by Dorothy Wadham, and renewed the connection with the Oxford college she founded

The Federal Government, on Monday, reiterated its commitment to effective implementation of Ogoni clean-up project. | Pulse Nigeria

TOKYO-Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. today announced that it has teamed up with YL Forest Co., Ltd. and intent to participate in a blue carbon project aimed to restore and protect mangroves in South... | January 7, 2022

By Sanath Nanayakkare National Cleaner Production Centre (NCPC) Sri Lanka will hold its 2nd ‘International Conference at a time a huge number of environmental events draw the world’s attention to saving the planet Earth, Several international speakers from renowned international organisations in the field, will share their insights at the conference titled, ‘Resource Efficiency and […]

Team ‘Futurecasters’ representing 10 university talents among the 18 young Sri Lankan university talents who recently took part at the Huawei Seeds for the Future became winners of the Tech4Good project in their class group among the student teams from Singapore, Brunei and Sri Lanka. The team is also shortlisted to join the Global Tech4Good […]

Embla Software Innovation (Pvt) Ltd, the award-winning, delivery-focused software services outsourcing company received the silver award, becoming the category winners for “Agile Operations” at the FITIS Digital Excellence Awards 2021, held in Shangri-La Colombo. The award was presented for Embla’s promising agile transformation, fulfilling the criteria of embracing small, self-organized teams to realise customer value […]

Malton Town Council has been planting a selection of trees as part of its Environmental Programme

July 09, 2021 published at 12:49 AMReuters Smoke rises from a plastic factory after an explosion in Samut Prakan, outside Bangkok, Thailand, on July 5, 2021. Reuters BANGKOK, July 8 - Evacuated residents warily began returning to their homes on Bangkoks outskirts on Thursday (July 8) after a chemical factory went up in flames earlier this week, as experts called for air and water to be thoroughly tested for any lingering toxic chemicals. One firefighter died and at least 33 people were injured...