Decoded : Indoor Air Pollution
Indoor air pollution is defined as the contamination of indoor air by pollutants such as carbon monoxide, particulate matter (PM 2.5), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), radon, mold, and ozone. FOLLOW…
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Singapore to Add 83 Smart Recycling Stations by 2025, Expanding Eco-Friendly Initiative
Smart recycling boxes for another 83 locations in Singapore by 2025 FOLLOW THIS TOPIC In a move to enhance its environmental efforts, Singapore is set to expand a pioneering smart…
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Social Forestry Plays Pivotal Role in Indonesia’s Climate Change Mitigation Efforts
Within social forestry, 70% of the programs focus on climate change mitigation, while the remaining 30% are dedicated to adaptation. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Social forestry areas in Indonesia have absorbed…
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Air Pollution: The Silent Killer Claiming 8.1 Million Lives Annually
The report breaks down these deaths: 58% attributed to fine particulate matter (PM2.5), 38% to household air pollution, and the remainder to ozone. India, Nigeria, and Pakistan recorded the highest…
Hanoi Vietnam by Vinh Da
Global Climate Concern Surges, UN Survey Reveals
The study, which polled over 75,000 people in 77 countries, offers a revealing snapshot of public sentiment on one of the world's most pressing issues. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC A comprehensive…
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Oil Spill in Singapore Waters Leads to Beach Closures and Cleanup Efforts
The oil spill occurred on June 14 due to an incident involving the Netherlands-flagged dredging boat Vox Maxima and the Singapore-flagged bunker vessel Marine Honour, which was stationary at the…
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by George Dolgikh
Singapore Bets on ‘Green’ Data Centers to Retain Global Hub Status
As part of the Green Data Centre Roadmap, a new effort to develop sustainable data centres that the city-state, Singapore, launched on Thursday (May 30). FOLLOW THIS TOPIC SINGAPORE —…
Agrovoltaics by Werner Slocum / NREL
Multiplying Harvests: Agrivoltaics Brings Food and Clean Energy to Southeast Asia
Can agrivoltaics be a win - win? An experimental melding of agriculture and renewable power production could help a nation meet its growing food and energy needs simultaneously. FOLLOW THIS…
A girl carries her brother as she wades through a flooded road after heavy rains, on the outskirts of Agartala, India, June 18, 2022. REUTERS/Jayanta Dey
Uneven Toll: More People In Countries With Low Human Development Index Suffer From Climate-Related Disasters
The findings paint a sobering picture: Countries with a Human Development Index (HDI) lower than 0.78 experienced a higher impact from climate-related disasters, while nations with high levels of human…
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