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Continue reading →: 5 Innovations Cleaning Up Our RiversRivers are the lifelines of our planet. They provide drinking water, support agriculture, transport goods, and sustain countless ecosystems. Yet, many of the world’s rivers are filled with plastic, sewage, and industrial waste. According to the UN, more than 80% of wastewater flows untreated into rivers and seas, endangering both…
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Continue reading →: World Rivers Day 2025Rivers are often described as the lifelines of our planet. They shape landscapes, nurture ecosystems, and sustain human civilisations. On September 28, 2025, communities around the world will once again gather to celebrate World Rivers Day. This annual event highlights the value of rivers, raises awareness of the threats they…
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Continue reading →: World Environmental Health Day 2025September 26 marks World Environmental Health Day, a global reminder that the state of our planet and the state of our health are inseparable. The theme for 2025, “Clean Air, Healthy People,” highlights the vital role of air quality in safeguarding public health and how climate change threatens to undermine…
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Continue reading →: Ozone Depletion and Climate Change: A Complex ConnectionFor decades, the world has faced two of the most pressing environmental challenges: ozone depletion and climate change. While these crises are often discussed separately as one is framed around the “ozone hole” and harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation, and the other around rising global temperatures and extreme weather. Yet, they…
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Continue reading →: World Car-Free Day 2025Every year, on 22 September, the world pauses to imagine what our cities could be like without the roar of engines, the haze of exhausts, or the endless traffic jams. World Car-Free Day 2025 invites us to do more than imagine. It challenges us to act, even if only for…
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Continue reading →: Understanding the Ozone Layer: Importance and ThreatsIn the mid-1980s, scientists revealed something astonishing: a massive thinning of Earth’s protective ozone layer directly over Antarctica. This “ozone hole” wasn’t a literal hole, but it was big enough to alarm the world. Why did it form in such a remote place? Why Antarctica, and not over busy, industrial…
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