Richest councils recycle much less than the poorest
The most affluent councils in England and Wales have been found to recycle less of their household waste.
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Climate emergency base to open in Camden
Bringing climate action to the community is a step in the right direction. Here’s how Camden take the lead.
As urbanization grows, cities unveil sustainable development solutions on World Day
Although urbanization can be problematic for the environment, sustainable cities are in sight.
World is closer to seeing polio disappear for good
Two of three wild polio virus strains have been eliminated worldwide, according to WHO experts.
“Blue” finance flows in the Seychelles
Protecting the sea from over-exploitation while providing people who live off it with sustainable livelihood is not cheap, but in the Seychelles, financial instruments are making it easier.
UN goals on water and sanitation are very feasible
Global spending to achieve clean water and sanitation SDGs should amount to $3.4 trillion, only 0.24 percent of the global GDP on average.
Let’s celebrate United Nations Day
This year, and every year, we should celebrate the successes of the United Nations and come together to further its aims
UN, EU and Smurfs team up for global beach clean-up campaign
Marine litter is both a global and a local challenge. Across the world, an estimated eight million tonnes of plastic waste end up in our