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Indigenous climate technology, improved water governance to help enhance resilience: Experts - Vimarsana News

Indigenous climate technology, improved water governance to help enhance resilience: Experts

ISLAMABAD, Jun 08 (APP): The experts on Saturday said the country needed to utilize the indigenous technology resting at the shelves of its research

Source: app.com.pk
Climate Change Challenges in Forestry & Agriculture - Vimarsana News

Climate Change Challenges in Forestry & Agriculture

Understanding the implications of climate change in agriculture and forestry is crucial for our nation to forge ahead with effective strategies and outcomes.

Source: fas.org
From oak wilt to jumping worms: A look at the invasive species threatening Canada - National - Vimarsana News

From oak wilt to jumping worms: A look at the invasive species threatening Canada - National

Non-native plant and insect species can have devastating effects on various sectors. Here are four pesky invaders that are keeping Canadians on their toes this summer.

3rd ASEZ WAO Environmental Forum Raises Awareness On Climate Change - Vimarsana News

3rd ASEZ WAO Environmental Forum Raises Awareness On Climate Change

Las Pinas City, Philippines - On April 30, 2023, ASEZ WAO conducted an Environmental Talk Concert with the theme "Are We Doing Well in Responding to Climate

SOUTHEAST ASIA SHOW INCREASING ENVIRONMENTAL DISCLOSURE AND ACTION IN 2022, BUT NEED GREATER LEADERSHIP AND COMMITMENT TOWARDS NATURE GOALS - Vimarsana News

SOUTHEAST ASIA SHOW INCREASING ENVIRONMENTAL DISCLOSURE AND ACTION IN 2022, BUT NEED GREATER LEADERSHIP AND COMMITMENT TOWARDS NATURE GOALS

2022 saw 493 companies across the Southeast Asia region disclosed their environmental data to CDP, growing 47% compared to the previous year. From total disclosures, a total of 482 companies disclosed their emissions, targets and climate action through CDP's Climate questionnaires. However, disclosure through forests and water security questionnaires are lagging behind, with just 123 companies disclosing on water and 35 companies on forests, and 20 companies (or 4%) disclosing across all three themes. Companies in Southeast Asia are still short of ambition in making environmental commitmen...