The Facts about Recycling that People Do Not Aware of
Recycling is a significant principle of modern waste management and environmental sustainability efforts. Its significance lies in its ability to reduce the strain on natural resources, minimize pollution, and decrease energy consumption. There are several well-known “Facts about Recycling” and intricacies that contribute to its overall impact on the environment and society. However, much more […]
Technologies Those Driving MEP Sustainability
Nowadays, everyone seems to be focused on finding more sustainable design solutions for building structures and objects. The moment we realized that we would have to work on installing eco-friendly systems to help the planet recover from the damage done by human hands, the word MEP sustainability echoed throughout the construction field. MEP sustainability refers to […]
STORY BEHIND THE COUNTRIES THOSE ARE LEADING IN THE “NET ZERO EMISSIONS” RACE
Over 110 countries have pledged to reach Net Zero Emissions in compliance with The Paris Agreement, but they are yet to set adequate policies and laws to battle climate change. Several countries have made legally binding agreements, and proposals, or have only discussed action plans to take. The Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit offers a Net […]
IS OUR ENVIRONMENT REALLY HURTING BY US? – AND SO ARE WE?
Our natural environment easily supports life and nurtures human health. The 5 major factors of the environment are Air, water, climate, soil, natural vegetation, and landforms. Environmental factors affect everyday living and play a key role in bringing health differences across geographic areas. Since the beginning of humankind, our planet’s global environment has never been […]
HOW TO REDUCE WATER CONSUMPTION IN INDUSTRY
WATER – “THE BLUE GOLD” What is the most valuable treasure on our globe – Diamond? gold! silver! platinum! Noooo!!!! it’s a very simple thing of daily use “ WATER“. Though 73% of our land is covered with water, 97% of it is saline, and useless for drinking and irrigation. The remaining 2.5% is fresh […]