Saying No to Exhaust Fumes – Civic Campaign for Clean Air
One of the most significant environmental issues worldwide is air pollution. In 2022, the World Health Organization (WHO) published air…
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No to Stone Dry Cutting – an Initiative Presented to the Parliament of Georgia
On March 14, 2024, the members of the “My City Kills Me”/”Green Pole” movement team presented to the Parliament of…
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The Fight Against Didi Lilo Landfill
According to official figures, 1,300 tons of garbage are brought to the Didi Lilo landfill every day. If we take…
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The Disappearing White Lake of Gldani
60-70 years ago, a pipe was pulled out of the Zhinvali reservoir to fill the lake. In the 80s, it…
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In 3 months, 2460 offenders were fined for non-compliance with the established emission standards
Employees of the Department of Environmental Supervision of the Ministry of Environment Protection and Agriculture have been monitoring the emissions…
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The world’s first liquid hydrogen ferry begins operating in Norway
After a period of extensive sea trials one of Norway’s largest ship and ferry operators, Norled has begun operating a…
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More Than Two Feet of Rain in Ft. Lauderdale Causes Severe Flooding in ‘1-in-1,000 Year Event’
South Florida was hit with a “1-in-1,000 year” deluge of rainfall this week as a series of storms pummeled the…
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Penn Medicine Study Links Air Pollution, Heat, Carbon Dioxide, and Noise to Reduced Sleep
PHILADELPHIA—Air pollution, a warm bedroom, and high levels of carbon dioxide and ambient noise may all adversely affect our ability…
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Paris transport authority under criminal investigation for Metro air quality
The Autonomous Parisian Transportation Administration (Régie autonome des transports Parisiens or RATP) are under criminal investigation by the Public Prosecutor’s Office…
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Norway announces that 87% of new cars bought in March were electric
Of the 19,366 new cars sold in Norway during March, 16,811 of them were electric vehicles. This is 86.8% of…
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