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Businesses must pave the way to a sustainable urban future for all
Academia 2 years ago

Businesses must pave the way to a sustainable urban future for all

Whether it's adopting sustainable building practices, optimizing waste management, or enhancing public transportation systems, businesses can provide critical insights and solutions for urban sustainability.
We must not take water for granted: Let’s manage finite, precious resource
Academia 2 years ago

We must not take water for granted: Let’s manage finite, precious resource

Rapid population growth, urbanization, industrialization, economic development, and the climate crisis have all taken a toll on our water resources.
Sustaining the nexus of food, water and energy
Academia 2 years ago

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Sustaining the nexus of food, water and energy

Enhancing the capacity of local governments through assistance and facilitation, as well as advocacy to increase public awareness on how to better manage water, is very important.
Rethinking industrial wastewater treatments to boost Indonesia’s water security
Academia 2 years ago

Rethinking industrial wastewater treatments to boost Indonesia’s water security

According to the World Bank, 95 percent of Indonesia’s wastewater flows into agricultural fields, rivers, and open drains.
Mars once had wet-dry climate conducive to supporting life: study
Science & Tech 2 years ago

Mars once had wet-dry climate conducive to supporting life: study

Though the surface of Mars is now an arid desert, billions of years ago rivers and vast lakes are thought to have stretched across its surface.
Fukushima treated water release may steal the show in ASEAN meetings
Academia 2 years ago

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Fukushima treated water release may steal the show in ASEAN meetings

No country, including China or South Korea, can guarantee the Fukushima nuclear disaster would never happen on its home soil.
Potable tap water still a pipe dream, for now
Economy 2 years ago

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Potable tap water still a pipe dream, for now

Though problems with drinking water supply have been acknowledged for some time, solutions have remained elusive. Now, with the new capital city’s promise to build a potable water system, could it be rolled out elsewhere in the country?
Study trips, livestreamed fish: Japan's Fukushima charm campaign
Environment 2 years ago

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Study trips, livestreamed fish: Japan's Fukushima charm campaign

Japan is waging a concerted campaign to calm controversy before it begins releasing treated water from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the sea.
Gender inequality and climate change, a crisis within a crisis
Academia 2 years ago

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Gender inequality and climate change, a crisis within a crisis

One in six women of reproductive age now have unsafe levels of mercury in their blood.    
Workers at solid waste processing center lack protection
Academia 2 years ago

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Workers at solid waste processing center lack protection

The provision of employee protection has been part of labor rights in the ILO social security standards and the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.    
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