At the recent Nature Champions Summit in Canada, 香港六合彩开奖结果现场直播 signed onto the Canada-led Oceans Plastics Charter. This five-part plan symbolises global commitment at the highest levels to rethink the world鈥檚 relationship with plastics and shift鈥
WCEL Member Dr. Oliver C. Ruppel and听Dr. Emmanuel D. Kam Yogo听co-edited and published "Environmental law and policy in Cameroon - Towards making Africa the tree of life."听The publication reflects legal and political options for regulating environmental interests in the African context, which are鈥
Air pollution is one of the greatest environmental challenges of our time, but many solutions can be found in nature.听
This rapid technical review assesses the 鈥淯pdated Environmental Impact Assessment Report for 2100 MW Power Generation from the Rufiji Hydropower Project in Selous Game Reserve, Pwani and Morogoro regions, Tanzania鈥 of 18 October 2018 that relates to a planned hydropower project to be built at鈥
With successive waves of environmental foreboding predicted by the world鈥檚 leading scientific authorities, hopeful nature-based solutions for the planet鈥檚 future have never been more necessary. Fortunately, from increasing the productivity of鈥
香港六合彩开奖结果现场直播, the government, partners, and a key local governance working group collaborate to ensure sustainable land management in the Democratic Republic of Congo鈥檚 Mangai landscape 鈥 through the application of the restoration opportunities assessment methodology.
Exchanging experiences between Mexico and Cuba on national protected areas finance: scaling-up the implementation of the Incubator for Nature Conservation in Cuba:听Mexico City, 26-28 February 2019
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Red tides or harmful algal blooms (HABs) occur when excess nutrients in the water enable the out of control growth of algae. That produces toxins that are concentrated in fish and especially shellfish and make us sick when we swim in contaminated water or eat toxic鈥
By Sabrina Nick - Young lawyer and WCEL Early Career Group Applicant, Sabrina Nick, shares her experience attending the UN Biodiversity COP 14 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt in November, 2018.
The Forum will include a Knowledge Day which will be open to the general public, with experience exchange panels, expert talks, audiovisual presentations, and posters about conservation and sustainable development experiences.