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Clwyd South MP sees how Llangollen river project is going | Denbighshire Free Press - Vimarsana News

Clwyd South MP sees how Llangollen river project is going | Denbighshire Free Press

AN elected representative has seen first hand how a Dee Valley project is developing.

Japan keen to work with state on climate change - Vimarsana News

Japan keen to work with state on climate change

Chandigarh, December 26 Japan has shown a keen interest to provide technical support and collaborate with the Haryana Government on climate change and environmental issues, an official statement said

Japan keen to work with Haryana on climate change issue - Vimarsana News

Japan keen to work with Haryana on climate change issue

Yuki Yoshida, along with Haryana officials visited Aravalli mountains to explore potential of setting up a center

Ambitious project to reverse decades of pollution in Norfolk broad - Vimarsana News

Ambitious project to reverse decades of pollution in Norfolk broad

A project breathing new life in to one of Norfolk’s famous broads is to proceed to its next phase, Natural England has announced.

Source: gov.uk
New IUCN publication: Pros & cons of voluntary conservation standards - Vimarsana News

New IUCN publication: Pros & cons of voluntary conservation standards

New IUCN publication: Pros & cons of voluntary conservation standards September 6, 2016 HONOLULU, HI – As more voluntary certification standards are adopted for a wide range of materials, such as forestry, fisheries and palm oil, not all of them are effectively delivering environmental HONOLULU, HI – As more voluntary certification standards are adopted for a wide range of materials, such as forestry, fisheries and palm oil, not all of them are effectively delivering environmental and social impacts, according to a new publication released yesterday at the IUCN World Conservation Congress...