India is considering establishing a regulatory authority to oversee the nuclear fuel supply chain and waste management, aiming to prevent misuse as the nation expands its nuclear energy capacity.

The Director General, CEO, NESREA, Prof. Innocent Barikor said these chemicals emanate from hazardous industrial effluents to electronic waste and expired chemicals, stating that they are threats to ...

Carbon dioxide emissions driven by energy consumption, deforestation, pollution, and biodiversity loss have garnered critical ...

As long as waste remains an economic externality rather than a valued asset, businesses have little incentive to rethink ...

The West African Power Pool (WAPP) is pioneering the deployment of Battery Energy Storage Systems for a resilient and ...

The global recycled paper market share analysis is upward, poised to reach more than USD 45 billion by 2035. With a compound ...

Vijayawada: Principal secretary, Department of municipal administration and urban development S Suresh Kumar instructed the officials to take steps for launching of the second phase of ...

The Houston City Council has approved short-term rental regulations following community complaints and concerns about the ...

Vietnamese Deputy Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Van Phuc chaired a ministerial discussion on April 17 within the ...

Monrovia City Mayor John C. Siafa has called for collaboration between the city of Monrovia and Shenzhen in the People's Republic of China.

Spearheading this project is Kosal ​Cholsa, a robotics and automation student at the school’s Faculty of Engineering, whose ...

Sindh Government reaffirmed its commitment towards addressing Karachi's urban mobility, water, and sanitation issues at a meeting with International Finance Corporation (IFC) delegation on ...