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A new ban on Heavy Fuel Oil HFO in Arctic waters has been indorsed, pointing the most climate-damaging fuel used by ships. While the regulation targets to mitigate the harmful impacts of HFO, includes black carbon emissions that accelerate ice melt, critics claim that many

A new study of the “Nature-based Solutions for Climate, Biodiversity and People” project shows the essential role of UAE’s coastal lagoons in climate action and the biodiversity conservation. Covering 27% of the coastline, these lagoons are dynamic habitats for endangered species, significant carbon sinks, and

Sustainable Development Goal 12 emphases on ensuring sustainable consumption and production patterns. This goal is crucial for promoting resource and energy efficiency, reducing waste, and raising sustainable practices across different sectors. However, SDG 12 does not exist in separation; it is knottily linked with other

A new report has exposed that refineries producing ‘green’ fuel, projected to protect the environment, have become major polluters themselves. According to report, 275 biofuel and ethanol manufacturing companies in the U.S. discharged 12 million tons of toxic substances in 2022. In comparison, traditional oil

A residential-sized solar panel has made a new world record by converting sunlight into the electricity with over 7% enhancement in current module efficiency. UK-based startup Oxford PV introduced next-generation tandem solar cells using “miraculous material” perovskite to improve traditional silicon solar panel performance. The

In a milestone for wildlife protection, the UAE has released 63 falcons into the wilds of Kazakhstan, and now bringing the total number returned to nature to 2,274. This effort is a part of the Sheikh Zayed Falcon Release Programme, established in 1995 to save

LONDON: Though the absence of water and oxygen on Mars is known to deter human life, the internal effects on human body might be even more critical. A study by kidney specialists at University College London, recently published in Nature, reveals that long-term space travel

A new report tells that the climate impact of first two years of Russia-Ukraine conflict exceeds the annual greenhouse gas emissions of 175 countries. The fight has generated at least 175 million tons of CO2 equivalent, driven by warfare, flight reroutes, forced migration, fires and

Dialogues in Bonn failed to advance as wealthy nations avoided talk over specific financial commitments for post-2025 climate finance goal, set to be concluded at COP29. Delegates from both developing and developed countries left the talks dissatisfied, with fiery exchanges underlining the lack of progress.