Category:Sustainable Development

Rome to Get a Modern Waste Management System

With the construction of a complex of facilities known as the Circular Resources Park, along with two organic waste treatment plants and two paper and plastic recycling facilities, Rome will gain a...

New Data Reveal the Extent of Europe’s E-Waste Crisis, NGOs Call for Urgent Action

New Eurostat data released today exposes the scale of Europe’s overconsumption of electronics and the continued failure to properly collect and recycle e-waste. Environmental NGOs are urging the European Commission to take decisive action in the upcoming revision of the Waste of Electric and Electronic...

Every Eleventh Person Goes Hungry While Billions of Tons of Food End Up as Waste

In a world where one in eleven people goes hungry, more than 2.3 billion tons of food are lost or wasted every year, the United Nations warns on the occasion of the...

Most River Basins Faced Poor Hydrological Conditions in 2024

The year 2024 marked the sixth consecutive year of unstable hydrological cycles and was also the warmest year in 175 years of observations, according to the Global Water Resources Status Report 2024...

Ecomondo 2025: Green Industry Gathering from November 4 to 7 in Rimini

From November 4 to 7, 2025, the Italian city of Rimini will once again become the epicenter of sustainable development and green innovation. This time, it will host the 28th edition of...

EU Agricultural Sector: Challenges and Opportunities for Summer 2025

Food prices in Europe are rising at a moderate pace, but some products that experienced sharp price increases in previous years are now showing signs of decline. Nevertheless, food inflation in 2025...

International Plastic Bag Free Day: Small Packages, Big Problem

Every year, on July 3rd, International Plastic Bag Free Day is marked across the world. It was launched in 2009 by environmental organizations and later supported by the global movement Break Free...

CIRES Study: Wildfires Pollute Rivers for Up to Eight Years After They Burn

The time of year has arrived when red weather alerts become a daily feature in forecasts. High temperatures and dry air pose a danger related to a phenomenon once considered seasonal and...

Green Packaging in Question – Glass Bottles Full of Microplastics

Beverages in glass bottles contain more microplastic particles than those in plastic bottles, cartons, or cans, according to a study by the French food safety laboratory Anses. The aim of their study was...

FAO: Global Fish Stocks Are Recovering, but Overfishing Remains a Concern

The latest report by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), “The State of World Fisheries and Aquatic Resources – 2025”, offers the most comprehensive insight to date into...

World Environment Day – United Against Plastic Pollution

The most important international day dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of preserving our planet is World Environment Day, observed every year on June 5. This day was established by the...

UN Launches 15 Million Dollars Drive for Green Investment in the Congo Basin

The Congo River Basin, one of the world’s most important ecosystems, is the focus of a new $15 million initiative aimed at promoting sustainable investment while preserving the region’s vast natural resources....

After Glacier Collapse, Swiss Village of Blatten Faces Risk of Further Flooding

The Swiss village of Blatten experienced a major disaster this week after part of the Birch Glacier collapsed, triggering a mudslide of ice, mud, and rocks that buried a significant portion of...

World Bee Day Calls for Urgent Action – Human Survival Depends on Bees

Today, World Bee Day is being marked across the globe – a day aimed at raising awareness about the vital role bees play in preserving biodiversity, sustaining ecosystems, and ensuring global food...

Study in South Asia: How Seemingly Simple Changes in Brick Kilns Delivered Major Results

Bangladesh is among the most polluted countries in the world. A significant portion of this pollution stems from its industrial sector—especially textile, leather, and construction industries—as well as the wastewater they generate...

Record-Breaking Barrier Removal in Europe 2024 – 2,900 km of Rivers Restored to Natural Flow

Dam Removal Europe, an initiative and network dedicated to removing old or non-functional dams across Europe, announced that a new record was achieved in 2024 with 542 river barriers removed. As highlighted,...
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