Japan’s greenhouse gas emissions have fallen to a record low in the financial year that ended in March 2021, as shown by government figures. This is because there was less industry activity and low energy demand during the pandemic. This marked Japan’s seventh straight annual drop where the decline was almost 5.1 percent. The greenhouse […]
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California has gone through several wildfires in the past couple of years. The worsening effects of climate change seem to prolong the fire season in the state. This has pushed cities to come up with unconventional ways to fight wildfires and keep them in check, including goats. These voracious herbivores are now being deployed with
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Every year millions of tons of plastic waste end up in our ocean water which eventually affects marine life. So companies are coming up with devices that can help reduce the plastic problem in our oceans. One of these companies has developed a device called Wastesharks that can swallow the plastic waste in oceans. RanMarine
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Australia’s recent election was all about climate change and the policies needed to turn Australia into a renewable energy superpower in the future. This election’s win highlights a significant shift in the political landscape on issues of climate, the environment, and our planet as a whole. Australian Elections Were All About Climate Change Priorities Australian
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The Rajkumari Ratnavati Girls School, located in the middle of the Thar Desert in India, has been uniquely designed to become an architectural marvel of the world. As Indian students in Jaisalmer brave the blistering heat to attend this school, they can study in peace due to this building’s oval design. Designed by New York-based
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On June 3, 2022, the levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere were the highest, ever recorded in the history of mankind as determined by scientists. Currently, the level of Co2 is 50% higher than in the pre-industrial era before human beings started burning oil and coal for their use. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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Scientists are blown away by their recent discovery of the world’s largest plant, a seagrass which is the size of 28,000 soccer fields, found along the coast of Australia. This seagrass was planted more than 4,500 years ago in the sun-drenched waters known as the World Heritage Area of Shark Bay in WA. This mammoth
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GBRI was excited to join the 64th NASA Convention 2022 held at Christ University Kengeri Campus, Bangalore, India from June 1-4 2022. We talked about sustainability, green buildings, LEED, WELL, and climate change in our sessions. These sessions were held by our GBRI faculties and delegates that traveled to Bangalore from all over the country
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A new wooden skyscraper has risen between the towering trees of Sweden’s Bothnian coastline that has everybody talking. This 20-story, 75-meter-high Sara Cultural Centre has been built entirely in timber. According to Robert Schmitz, the architect, “Everyone thought that we were a little bit crazy proposing a building like this in timber. But we were
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Solar energy is a renewable, readily available resource, as well as an inexhaustible form of energy available on planet Earth. We can harness solar energy and use it for various purposes in our day-to-day lives. The use of solar energy can only reduce environmental pollution and global warming to an extent. It is one of
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