Is Japan’s Nuclear Energy Plant Safe?
Remarkably undamaged is the description of the nuclear plant closest to the epicentre of the March 2011 earthquake/tsunami that st…
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Saving the Oceans: a Reinvigorating Compact
What we need is to create new momentum for ocean sustainability. The Oceans Compact sets out a strategic vision for the UN System …
Protecting the Rhinos
When someone talks of Rhinos, I am reminded of the movie Hatari which I saw when I was a kid. The movie and the tune Baby Elephant…
Air pollution and the political implication of the current world.
As we all know,our world is changing in each second and it finally comes to one globalized community.As technology is advanced,lif…
Sustainable Developments Solutions Network Initiative by UN
New independent global network of research centers, universities and technical institutions to help find solutions for some of the…
More People Suffer from Obesity/Poor Diets than Hunger?
While over 900 million people in the world suffer from hunger, even more about 1.5 billion are overweight or obese, and an estim…
Sahel Hunger & Famine a "Tough Sell" for Donors?
Facing a rising crisis but falling support?-from the famine to locusts to an expanding refugee crisis related to Malis civil confl…
The most interesting church in Ethiopia that you must see before you die
Ethiopia is a country where more than 80 languages are spoken.This country is inhabited by different nations and nationalities who…
Roya Mahboob, CEO of ACSC talks about Afghanistan Women, Education and Economy
Women who have found their way through adversity and are able to do much more for themselves and the society than the circumstance…
Indian Wild Life
I am always in awe of the elephants and for the giant that they are, their movements are very slow and gentle. It is said that an…
