Who killed the museum culture in Pakistan?
Note: the blog is an opinion piece by the author and ‘The Environmental’ agrees with it fully. As a 25-year-old, I always have a special appreciation for Science and Natural […]
Imaan Faruqui is a recent Masters Graduate in Environmental Geography at the University of Amsterdam. Her previous research has focused on Foodification, Food Waste Management, Circular Economy, Degrowth and the Governance of Sustainability. Her research highlights the legal and geospatial dimensions of environmental issues.
Note: the blog is an opinion piece by the author and ‘The Environmental’ agrees with it fully. As a 25-year-old, I always have a special appreciation for Science and Natural […]
Climate change is here to stay due to our inability to accept and learn. It is already having an abysmal effect on global migration and displacement. Climate change could possibly […]
It’s that time again, September 19: World Cleanup Day. This is the largest global clean-up of the year, which has more than 180 countries participating. The goal is to clean […]
“What would men be without women? Scarce sir…mighty scarce” – Mark Twain. Women are primary caregivers who provide, build networks of supportive relationships. We build communities. Our work makes it […]
Greenwashing originated during the 1960s when hotels encouraged customers to reuse their towels as it is better for the environment. This may seem innocent at first but the choice was […]
The supply chain creates waste and every stage, and consumers contribute the most in developed countries. In the Netherlands consumers make up 33% of food waste; In the United States, […]
Plastic bags may be a convenient and inexpensive option to transport items but unfortunately have a significant environmental impact. Not only the production of plastic bags is unsustainable since the […]
By 2050, the world population is estimated to reach nine billion people (Parfitt et al., 2010). To feed the entire population should not be a problem as there is an […]
Every year, the Sustainable Development Report provides and monitors the countries’ progress towards the SDGs. It is important to note that the 2020 report does not reflect the impact of […]
The COVID-19 Pandemic has showcased how vulnerable our healthcare systems and governing bodies are to the current crisis. To response and recover from the pandemic requires urgent cooperation between governments […]
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