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Samsung大型科技比賽 Solve for Tomorrow 2021 召集全港中小學生 共『童』創建更好未來

生活 POWER-UP 全球領先科技公司三星電子香港有限公司一年一度的Solve for Tomorrow大型學界科技比賽正式展開。今年的主題為「共『童』創建更好未來」首次涵蓋四個主要社會議題—可持續發展、快樂學習、樂齡科技及公眾健康,再次召集全港中小學生發揮無窮創意,加上配合涵蓋科學、科技、探究、工程、藝術及數學各個STREAM領域所學知識,以及4C技能 (創意Creativity、批判思考C...
Hong Kong South Korea Reigaku Chan Environmental Protection Agency Hong Kong Note Agency Technology It

Green concerns highlighted as RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival returns

Green concerns highlighted as RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival returns The Canal and River Trust’s message in a bottle garden (RHS/ Luke MacGregor/PA) Environmental concerns are at the forefront of a number of gardens at this year’s Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival, as it makes its return after the pandemic. Gardens highlighting the sixth mass extinction of wildlife on the planet, efforts to tackle plastic pollution and the impact of fashion and clothing on the environment are a...
United Kingdom Helena Pettit Tom Stuart Smith Baz Grainger Luke Macgregor Jamie Butterworth

HELENA GRANSTRÖM: Miljörörelsens problem liknar klimatförnekarnas

Klimatpolitiska protester i Washington D.C. 28 juni 2021. Foto: Stäng fullskärmsläge I västra Nordamerika har värmerekord efter värmerekord slagits sedan i lördags. Temperaturen har legat på över 49 grader.  För dem som anser att de pågående klimatförändringar är ett högst verkligt problem framstår klimatförnekelse som obegripligt. Men också den teknikoptimistiska miljöörelsen har svårt att acceptera vissa obekväma sanningar.  Helena Granström ser ett grundläggande p...
Derrick Jensen Naomi Klein Emil Malmborg Helena Spruce Current Author David Solar Panels

Public concern on human health impact of plastic pollution

The new study, published in Global Environmental Change, found that both Europeans and Australians were highly concerned about the human health impact of marine plastic pollution, ranking it top of 16 marine-related threats in terms of cause for concern, including chemical or oil spills, marine biodiversity loss and climate change related effects such as sea-level rise and ocean acidification.
Mathew White Sophie Davison University Of Exeter European Centre For Environment Human Health University Of Queensland Government Department

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The Fiji Times » Fiji to join international and regional partners at 2nd P4G Summit

Fiji Department of Information 28 May, 2021, 6:30 am The Fijian delegation for 2021 P4G Summit is led by PM Bainimarama and the team from Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), and Ministry of Economy (MOE), together with the Korean Embassy based in Suva.  Picture: SUPPLIED Fiji will join its international and regional development partners at the 2nd P4G Summit, ‘Partnering for Green Growth and the Global Goals 2030,’ hosted by the Government of the Republ...
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New York City mayoral Democrats on green energy investments and infrastructure and the economy

Scott Stringer has long championed green initiatives and used his positions as city comptroller to begin divesting the city’s pension fund system from the fossil fuel industry. Candidate Stringer promises to overhaul the New York City Housing Authiority buildings under the guidelines of Rep. Alexandra Ocasio Cortez’s “Green New Deal”, a federal proposal that projects outlays of $180 billion over 10 years to retrofit green infrastructure for public housing. Both progressive green energy...
New York United States Maya Wiley Eddie Bautista Green Future York City Environmental Justice Alliance

How laid-off coal miners are reclaiming their own economy

Excerpted with permission from " " by Gregory Schwartz Phd and Trevor Decker Cohen. Copyright 2021. All rights reserved. For generations, hundreds of thousands of West Virginia coal miners earned a good living. The money they made supported local economies in towns across Appalachia. And their labor down in deep mines brought light to the rest of the world. But this prosperity came at a high price. Mountains were blown to pieces, rivers ran orange with mine tailings and generations of miners su...
West Virginia United States West Virginians Marilyn Wrenn Brandon Dennison Neva Jones

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