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Shout-out to our local innovators — the Eco-Logic Awards celebrated community, water waste and cleverly green fashion - Vimarsana News

Shout-out to our local innovators — the Eco-Logic Awards celebrated community, water waste and cleverly green fashion

From waste reclaimers to promising projects, professors and even luxury clothing made from recycled plastic bottles, the winners of South Africa’s 2023 Eco-Logic Awards were recognised for addressing the climate crisis and its resulting environmental challenges with innovation. From waste recla...

How nature is combatting the climate crisis in cities - Vimarsana News

How nature is combatting the climate crisis in cities

By Mark Watts, Executive Director of C40 Cities © Pierre Ogeron / Getty Images This week’s COP15 biodiversity summit is crucial for the future of life on

Source: c40.org
ANALYSIS | Catherine Sutherland: Were the floods in Durban' initially invisible' to those governing the city? - Vimarsana News

ANALYSIS | Catherine Sutherland: Were the floods in Durban' initially invisible' to those governing the city?

The lessons learnt in the Palmiet Catchment during the 2019 and 2022 flooding in Durban, have been invaluable and provide opportunities for scaling up climate adaptation responses that make a difference, writes Catherine Sutherland.

Source: news24.com
Mumbai among 31 world's cities to be significantly greener in the future - Vimarsana News

Mumbai among 31 world's cities to be significantly greener in the future

Mumbai among 31 world's cities to be significantly greener in the future PTI Thirty-one of the world's great cities, including Mumbai, will be significantly greener in the years ahead, as leading mayors have committed to further expand, restore and protect urban parks, trees, gardens, ponds, and lakes within their cities. These investments in nature will speed up existing efforts to make communities healthier, improve air quality and help protect cities from the increasingly severe impacts of the climate crisis, such as extreme heat, flooding and drought. The targets set by cities signing the...