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Dabur seals partnership with Emirates Environmental Group DUBAI, January 18, 2021 Dabur International, one of the world’s largest Ayurveda and natural personal care company, has now  become a corporate member of Emirates Environmental group EEG), the leading environmental awareness and sustainability institutions in the Middle East.   In the region, Dabur’ sustainability mission is directed towards increasing its clean energy footprint by harnessing the solar power to manage their operations and reducing the overall carbon footprint by recycling and sustainable sourcing of natural in...

Dabur International, one of the world’s largest Ayurveda and

Israeli land is being stolen in broad daylight Israeli land is being stolen in broad daylight The Palestinians have learned that in order to conquer Israeli territory, it is better not to go about it through armed resistance, but through “silent” seizures, such as the planting of trees. (January 14, 2021 / JNS) Correction: An earlier version of this article stated that Islamic Relief Worldwide is one of the funders of the Arab Group for the Protection of Nature. This is incorrect. We apologize for the error. Israel’s security establishment is alive and kicking. It has destroyed missile...

Public-private climate urgency Jan 02,2021 - Last updated at Jan 02,2021 NEW YORK — Less than 12 months ago, private-sector leaders came together at the World Economic Forum with a sense of optimism and a series of new commitments to reenergise the fight against climate change. Ambitious goals were set, and bold plans were announced. And then COVID-19 struck. Owing to its ferocity and widespread impact, the pandemic has disrupted lives and businesses in ways unseen in our lifetimes as the world was forced to take drastic action, economic lockdowns, travel restrictions, school closures and m...

Michael Froman December 24, 2020 10:31 Less than 12 months ago, private-sector leaders came together at the World Economic Forum with a sense of optimism and a series of new commitments to re-energize the fight against climate change. Ambitious goals were set, and bold plans were announced. And then COVID-19 struck. Owing to its ferocity and widespread impact, the pandemic has disrupted lives and businesses in ways unseen in our lifetimes as the world was forced to take drastic action – economic lockdowns, travel restrictions, school closures, and much else – in pursuit of self-preser...