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See moreThe cotton industry can be thirsty, toxic and exploitative, but the Barcelona/London based Cotton Diaries believes there are better ways to...
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See moreA simple action such as riding a bike can help rural families with limited resources in Mozambique to irrigate their...
See moreArticles, photo essays, videos, exhibitions, reports, events, training and other multimedia material can effectively affect policy-making. That's why AMWAJ is spearheading the move...
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See moreAs climate change shrinks Andean glaciers and brings water shortages, two Quechua sisters are building traditional ‘sacred’ reservoirs to harvest...
See more“The forest is like a mother. She gives us everything we need to live comfortably." Timbaktu Collective is empowering villagers...
See moreDecades of over-exploitation have left our ocean and fish populations a shadow of their former selves. That’s why, after securing...
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See moreIt’s predicted that by 2050 there will be more plastic than fish in our oceans. Not content to sit back...
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See moreVienna-based Helioz aims to solve the problem of the lack of access to safe drinking water in the Global South, through...
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See moreOver twenty years ago, a little known carpet tile company called Interface embarked on its plush path to sustainability. Its destination...
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See moreChicago’s Stickney Water Reclamation Plant is the biggest wastewater treatment plant on Earth. In fact, at a whopping 260 square miles...
See moreToday billions of people do not have access to clean water, electricity and the Internet. Watly is a generator that aims...
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See moreWhen we think of NASA, we think of sending man to the moon – or Mars – but the space agency is...
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See moreBuilt on floating barrels in the lagoon heart of Nigeria’s largest city, Lagos, the eco-friendly Makoko Floating School addresses the...
See moreUnderstanding climate change is at times a perplexing business. Communicating it is a considerable challenge, especially for those who might...
See moreWith more than 1.2 billion people lacking access to clean drinking water, a tremendous amount of waste and energy must...
See moreMore than 100 trillion bacteria live in and around our bodies, with some ‘good guys’ and others 'bad', yet researchers...
See moreThis pink superfood seaweed tastes just like bacon and is better for you than kale. High in minerals, vitamins, protein and antioxidants,...
See moreAn estimated 750 million people worldwide drink and cook with water from a contaminated source every day. Providing cheap, clean drinking water for...
See moreAn unlikely hero – the oyster – is set to revitalise New York City's polluted waterways. To improve the city's harbour’s...
See moreThe Global Tagging of Pelagic Predators (GTOPP) program is an international, multidisciplinary collaboration among biologists, engineers and computer scientists, which...
See more"The wars of the next century will be fought over water – unless we change our approach to managing this...
See moreOne billion people live in around 200,000 slums worldwide, half of them are wet slums located next to the water and are...
See moreAccess to water in Afghanistan is among the lowest in the world and many wells that exist are contaminated with...
See moreIn India the Sundara Fund project has produced over 8,000 bars of soap and impacted more than 6,000 lives. The...
See moreWhat greater resource could there be than the world’s oceans – a vast reservoir of mostly untapped power? Named after...
See moreCommercial trawling of the area just above the ocean floor, known as the benthic zone, is one of the biggest...
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