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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GBRI was excited to join the 64th NASA Convention 2022 held at Christ University Kengeri Campus, Bangalore, India from June 1-4Â 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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As per the first comprehensive global status assessment for reptile species, about a fifth of the world’s reptiles are deemed to be threatened with extinction. Examples are the Galapagos tortoises, the Komodo dragon of the Indonesian islands, West Africa’s rhinoceros viper, and India’s gharial. This assessment has examined almost 10,196 reptile species including turtles, crocodiles,
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India is currently facing major electricity shortages this year. The electricity supply of the country has fallen short due to a shortage in coal which helps fuel 70% of the power demand in India. As per the latest reports, the coal stocks in several thermal power plants have fallen below 25% of the required coal
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On March 2nd of 2022, world leaders, ministers, and other representatives from all around the world came together to develop a historic resolution to bring an end to plastic usage and help stop plastic pollution on our planet. At the UN Environment Assembly held in Nairobi, everyone agreed that plastic pollution has slowly turned into
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Earth Hour is a worldwide movement organized by the World Wide Fund for nature. It is celebrated yearly on the last Saturday of March at 8:30 pm. This movement was started to raise worldwide awareness for two imminent dangers to our planet- climate change and nature loss. Our planet is our life support. As the
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On Monday, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), published its report on the ongoing climate change of our planet and the Environmental Impacts of the Russian-Ukraine Conflict on our already warming planet. Ukraine is a highly industrialized country with many mines, chemical plants, and metallurgical work sites. These sites contain potentially hazardous materials and
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Let’s take a look at the world’s first and only, Vertical Forest City in China, which is comprised of both vertical garden as well as residential accommodations designed in the perfect blend, by Italian architect, Stefano Boeri. This remarkable piece of architecture is located 70 kilometres east of Wuhan and is providing home to thousands
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The recent sightings of bright red-tailed coho salmons in the Montezuma Creek have left biologists around the world rejoicing as it is a milestone for the Bay Area. This marks the first time it has been spotted since 2004. After years of climate change, overfishing, and habitat loss the spotting of salmon bays is the
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