share Africa Trades Debt for Conservation Central Africa's first debt-for-nature swap invests $25 million in tropical forest preservation in Cameroon.Tags: AfricaenvironmentdebtDebt reliefCameroonconservationCentral AfricaRegions: AfricaCategories: Environment Read more »
share World Water Day In a new study, NGO's argue that governmental water policies in Africa are hindering rather than helping the impoverished communities they are designed for.Tags: privatizationAfricapovertywatergovernmentsRegions: AfricaCategories: Environment Read more »
share Report Urges Rethink on Value of Forest Resources The latest ITTO report reveals that much remains to be done in order to protect tropical forests while still generating economic value.Tags: environmentForestssustainable managementlumberITTOCategories: Environment Read more »
share Water-Guzzling Industries 'A Threat' to China's North The concentration of water-intensive and polluting industries in China's dry Northern provinces is raising concerns. Categories: EnvironmentRegions: AsiaTopics: Climate and EnvironmentEconomic DevelopmentWomenCountries: China Read more »
share Conference Ends, But Bio-Battles Set to Rage The meetings of the Biosafety Protocol and Convention on Biological Diversity resulted in a general consensus on the need for fair sharing of global resources. Tags: biodiversityBiological DiversitysoyaAmazonCountries: BrazilCategories: Environment Read more »
share A Climate of Our Own Making Everyone knows about climate change - and now it's time for action.Tags: environmentclimate changeglobal warmingCategories: Environment Read more »
share Climate Change Solutions A list of some things you can do right now to save energy!Tags: climate changesave energyearth dayRegions: North AmericaCategories: Environment Read more »
share Water for All Water infrastructure must be developed in parallel with sound institutions, good governance, greater attention to the environment and equitable sharing of costs and benefits.Tags: waterhealthWorld Water Forumsupply security of fresh waterCategories: Environment Read more »
share Poverty in Africa Linked to Water Management According to the United Nations, African countries will be hard pressed to emerge from poverty due to poor water management, not a lack of available water.Tags: United Nationswaterwater scarcitySub-Saharan AfricahydropowerRegions: AfricaCategories: Environment Read more »
share The 2005 Montreal Climate Change Conference Montreal Climate Change Conference lacked success on a comprehensive agreement, but some progress was made.Tags: environmentclimate changeglobal warmingCategories: Environment Read more »
share Damming China's Rivers Environmental consequences as a result of China's rapid economic development pose threats to citizens and diverse eco-systems. Categories: EnvironmentTopics: Climate and EnvironmentEconomic DevelopmentTags: damRegions: AsiaCountries: China Read more »
share UN Conference Brings about Change in U.S. Stance on Global Warming One can only hope that icy relations between governments melt away to leave understanding that climate change is increasingly affecting how life is carried out on this planet.Tags: Categories: Environment Read more »
share When the Levee Breaks The New Orleans disaster should inundate the rich world’s political imagination with awareness of man-made climate change.Tags: Regions: North AmericaCategories: Environment Read more »
share Growth, Globalization, and the Environment Growth and environmental protection do not have to be mutually exclusive.Tags: globalizationenvironmentgrowthCategories: Environment Read more »
share Mixed Blessings of the Megacities A byproduct of globalization, urban aggregates will be the arena of confrontation between 21st century prosperity and enduring poverty.Tags: globalizationhealthmegacitiesurbanizationRegions: South AmericaCategories: Environment Read more »