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[Green living] Netherland's best transformational strategies for a greener community and its action plans

| 20-10-2016 16:38 Comments 8 recommendations 0

At present, most of the countries in the world implement several strategies for greening their communities and making economically, socially and environmentally balanced countries. Netherland is one of the country in the world who... Read More >

[Climate Change] RWANDA: Singapor or Sillicon Valley of Africa

| 20-10-2016 08:29 Comments 6 recommendations 0

With a surface of 26.338Km2 , Rwanda is a country of East Africa having a population of 12661733 residents (2015 estimation /Wikipedia). With a high density of almost 456 residents/km2, this country has same borders with OUGADAN, ... Read More >

[Green living] South Africa, the African champion in green living

| 19-10-2016 23:55 Comments 7 recommendations 0

Introduction The South African Green Economy Modelling (SAGEM) Report made a sustainability inquiry into the prospective equal or higher growth and their achievability under a more sustainable, equitable and resilient economy... Read More >

[Green living] UAE is implementing best transformational strategies for a greener community

| 19-10-2016 21:17 Comments 12 recommendations 0

I think UAE is implementing best transformational strategies for a greener community. It is aiming to establish itself as one of the most sustainable cities in the world by 2020.The UAE?sMinistry of Environmentand Waterhas underta... Read More >

[Ecosystem] Debate: Would a legal ivory trade save elephants or speed up the massacre?

| 19-10-2016 19:28 Comments 11 recommendations 0

Different point of views of experts: on the issue of legal ivory trade. The ivory ban has made prices high and poaching lucrative? saysEnrico Di Minin, research fellow in conservation science at the University of Helsinki, ... Read More >

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