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Can artificial intelligence reduce emissions?
The new report of UNEP shows that artificial intelligence can contribute to the reduction of emissions by detecting waste faster.
Is it a new period in animal rights?
animals in most countries are considered in the property of people who are legal. But in recent years some courtesy and lawmakers began to reconcile this approach. In Argentina, a schempanzeye was given the status of “family person”, India courts said that animals have constitutional rights, a new law was designed for balinas in New Zealand. These developments are new in animal...
Climate change is now defined as a right breach
Climate change has been discussed as an environmental threat for a long time. However, the United Nations (BM) report released in 2026 reveals that this approach is no longer insufficient. For the first time, the climate crisis in the UN document is defined as a global human rights breach. This definition is not only a linguistic transformation but also international law, government responsibilities and...
African premiums continue to be the victim of global trade
African premiums create one of the most fragile rings of biological diversity. The type of poempanzeler, goriller and many monkeys; living space loss, climate printing and threatened by human activities, while a global trade is visible and facing invisible effects. The data published in recent years is not only limited to illegal leakage of this trade,...
Sustainable concrete from sea shells
University of East London researchers in the UK bring an unexpected solution to one of the biggest environmental problems in the construction industry; sea shells. The new study shows that the pony and dredging shells, which are seen as waste, can be evaluated in low carbon concrete production by converting into fine powders. This transformation is a giant carbon load of both waste management problem and construction industry...
COP30 in 7 items
COP30 is completed with intensive negotiations exceeding two weeks, hard political traction and decisions left to the last minute. The financing of compliance from the exit discussions from fossil fuels was experienced at the same time of progress and blockage in many headers from Article 6 openings to community rights. The resulting table is not only a technical process of global climate policies, but directly a political stability...
COP30 had ‘doga’ in the center of the seventh day
On the seventh day of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP), the focus of the summit is released from the technical stage to the political stage of negotiations, yesterday, the focus of the summit is completely registered to the “based climate action”. Forest financing, the soil rights of domestic people, biological diversity and youth participation, were highlighted as headers that determine the frame of the second week. COP30 Presidency, “Continuous...
New targets and missing on the second day of COP30
The second day of COP30, hosted by Brazil, staged both promising steps and remarkable deficiencies. Mexico and South Korea announced the targets of more ambitious emissions reduction for 2035. However, India still does not offer a new commitment, how fragile the global warming is to limit with 1.5°C...
How does Climate change affect our health?
The effects of climate change are now prohibited note only environmental, but direct with health. The Lancet Countdown 2025 report release with the collaboration of the World Health Organization (DSÖ) reveals that millions of people in the climate action cost life. According to the report; 12 of the 20 basic indicators of increased record levels; the heated planets our more health than ever. Home
30 things you need to know about COP30
COP30 (European Climate Change Conference) will be held in Belem, Brazil’s Amazon region in 2025. This peak, which will take place after ten years from Paris Agreement, aims to re-visit the country’s 15°C goal. World, increased temperatures, forest loss, energy...
Fight with climate risks for a more stable world Tags
With the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and Oxford Regulation (OPHI) published 2025 Global Multidimensional Absency Index (ÇBYE) report on Oxford University. COP30 (European Climate Change Conference) will be held in Brazil.
Climate change threatens ‘World Heritage’ cities
Climate change according to UNESCO threatens the Mediterranean World Heritage cities with extreme weather events such as hot air waves, flood and drought.