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Dec 30, 19:07

Tunisian Recycling Plant Reduces Construction Costs, Tackles Waste

REG- Respect environnement Group Tunisie" recycles 1000 tons of construction and demolition waste daily in Ezzahra, transforming it into cheaper road materials; the company plans to expand nationally and internationally, tackling Tunisia's 13 million tons of annual construction waste.

Tunisian Recycling Plant Reduces Construction Costs, Tackles Waste

REG- Respect environnement Group Tunisie" recycles 1000 tons of construction and demolition waste daily in Ezzahra, transforming it into cheaper road materials; the company plans to expand nationally and internationally, tackling Tunisia's 13 million tons of annual construction waste.

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Responsible Consumption and Production

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How does the REG company's business model promote sustainable development and economic growth in Tunisia?

The company's model offers economic and environmental benefits: reduced construction costs, less reliance on virgin materials, and decreased landfill waste. Their success in Ezzahra has led to plans for mobile recycling units in other Tunisian municipalities and international expansion, with current operations in France, Lebanon, and the Middle East.

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Dec 28, 16:08

West Midlands National Park Lab: Reimagining Urban Landscapes

Professor Kathryn Moore's West Midlands National Park Lab envisions transforming the region's perception of its landscape by promoting community engagement and green spaces, even without official national park status, fostering access to nature and inspiring collaborative projects.

West Midlands National Park Lab: Reimagining Urban Landscapes

Professor Kathryn Moore's West Midlands National Park Lab envisions transforming the region's perception of its landscape by promoting community engagement and green spaces, even without official national park status, fostering access to nature and inspiring collaborative projects.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities

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What is the core objective of the West Midlands National Park Lab, and what immediate impacts are anticipated?

Professor Kathryn Moore's West Midlands National Park Lab aims to transform the region's perception of its landscape, promoting green spaces and community engagement without seeking official national park status, which faces legal and political hurdles. Her vision prioritizes improved access to nature for all residents, including views of trees and stars, and enhanced walking and cycling routes.

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Dec 26, 13:07

China's Mega Water Project: Diverting Billions of Cubic Meters to Alleviate Water Shortages

China's South-to-North Water Diversion Project, operational since 2014, has diverted over 76.7 billion cubic meters of water to northern China, benefiting 185 million people in 45 cities by improving water quality and access; future expansions are planned to further enhance water distribution.

China's Mega Water Project: Diverting Billions of Cubic Meters to Alleviate Water Shortages

China's South-to-North Water Diversion Project, operational since 2014, has diverted over 76.7 billion cubic meters of water to northern China, benefiting 185 million people in 45 cities by improving water quality and access; future expansions are planned to further enhance water distribution.

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Clean Water and Sanitation

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What are the immediate impacts of China's South-to-North Water Diversion Project on water access and quality in northern China?

The South-to-North Water Diversion Project, operational since 2014, has transferred over 76.7 billion cubic meters of water, benefiting 185 million people across 45 cities. This has significantly improved water quality in northern China, reducing water hardness in Beijing and providing clean drinking water to millions previously lacking access.

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Dec 26, 16:08

Madagascar Launches New Financial Inclusion Strategy

Madagascar launched the National Strategy for Financial Inclusion (SNIM) 2024-2028 on Friday, aiming to increase formal financial service usage to over 50% of adults and 25% of MSMEs by 2028 through financial education, improved access, digital innovation, and regulatory strengthening, focusing on v...

Madagascar Launches New Financial Inclusion Strategy

Madagascar launched the National Strategy for Financial Inclusion (SNIM) 2024-2028 on Friday, aiming to increase formal financial service usage to over 50% of adults and 25% of MSMEs by 2028 through financial education, improved access, digital innovation, and regulatory strengthening, focusing on v...

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Reduced Inequality

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What are the key goals and targets of Madagascar's new National Strategy for Financial Inclusion (SNIM) 2024-2028, and what are the immediate implications for the Malagasy population?

Madagascar launched its National Strategy for Financial Inclusion (SNIM) 2024-2028, aiming to increase formal financial service usage to over 50% of adults and 25% of MSMEs within five years. This collaborative strategy focuses on financial education, improved access to services, digital financial innovation, and a strengthened regulatory environment.

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Dec 25, 19:07

Inner Mongolia's Renewable Energy Surpasses Thermal Power

Inner Mongolia's installed new energy capacity (wind and solar) surpassed 120 million kilowatts, exceeding its thermal power capacity, reducing annual coal use by 84 million tons and carbon emissions by over 220 million tons, one year ahead of schedule.

Inner Mongolia's Renewable Energy Surpasses Thermal Power

Inner Mongolia's installed new energy capacity (wind and solar) surpassed 120 million kilowatts, exceeding its thermal power capacity, reducing annual coal use by 84 million tons and carbon emissions by over 220 million tons, one year ahead of schedule.

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Affordable and Clean Energy

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How does Inner Mongolia's experience contribute to China's broader goals for green energy development?

This achievement is part of a broader national trend in China's rapid expansion of new energy. Inner Mongolia's abundant resources (1.46 billion kW wind, 9.4 billion kW solar potential) and technological innovations integrating renewable energy with desertification control are key factors. The region's success showcases China's commitment to its dual carbon goals.

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Dec 25, 13:07

Oosterwold: An Analysis of an Urban-Agricultural Experiment

Oosterwold, an experimental urban-agricultural community in Almere, Netherlands, established in 2016, currently houses 5,000 residents across 600 hectares, divided into four groups based on their approach to urban farming and community engagement; future expansion aims for 30,000 residents.

Oosterwold: An Analysis of an Urban-Agricultural Experiment

Oosterwold, an experimental urban-agricultural community in Almere, Netherlands, established in 2016, currently houses 5,000 residents across 600 hectares, divided into four groups based on their approach to urban farming and community engagement; future expansion aims for 30,000 residents.

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How did the initial vision of Oosterwold differ from its current state, and what factors contributed to this evolution?

Initially envisioned as integrated neighborhoods with small farms, Oosterwold evolved towards a more individualistic approach, with each resident managing their land. Despite this shift, the project maintains its unique character, integrating urban and agricultural elements unlike any other global initiative. The project's success is demonstrated by its diverse population, attracted by the opportunity to combine urban living with rural activities.

theglobeandmail.com

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Dec 28, 16:08

Prioritizing High-Return Interventions for Maximum Global Impact

Bjorn Lomborg advocates for prioritizing high-return interventions, such as providing prenatal vitamins ($2.31 investment yielding $38 return) and individualized learning through technology ($31 investment yielding $65 return), to maximize impact on global development goals, contrasting this approac...

Prioritizing High-Return Interventions for Maximum Global Impact

Bjorn Lomborg advocates for prioritizing high-return interventions, such as providing prenatal vitamins ($2.31 investment yielding $38 return) and individualized learning through technology ($31 investment yielding $65 return), to maximize impact on global development goals, contrasting this approac...

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No Poverty

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What specific, high-return interventions could significantly improve global well-being, and what is the evidence supporting their effectiveness?

Bjorn Lomborg highlights the inefficiency of the UN's 169 Sustainable Development Goals, arguing that focusing on too many goals leads to minimal progress. He proposes prioritizing high-return interventions, such as nutritional supplements for pregnant women and individualized learning through technology, to maximize impact.

china.org.cn

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Dec 27, 13:09

Changbai Mountain's Tourism Boom: 260% Visitor Increase Fuels 9.4% GDP Growth

Changbai Mountain in Jilin province achieved a 9.4 percent GDP increase in 2023, driven by a 260.45 percent surge in tourism to over 2.7 million visitors, exceeding 3 million in the first three quarters of 2024, resulting from strategic branding as a summer and winter destination and international r...

Changbai Mountain's Tourism Boom: 260% Visitor Increase Fuels 9.4% GDP Growth

Changbai Mountain in Jilin province achieved a 9.4 percent GDP increase in 2023, driven by a 260.45 percent surge in tourism to over 2.7 million visitors, exceeding 3 million in the first three quarters of 2024, resulting from strategic branding as a summer and winter destination and international r...

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What are the immediate economic and environmental impacts of Changbai Mountain's record tourism numbers in 2023?

Changbai Mountain's 2023 tourism boom saw a 260.45 percent increase in visitors to the scenic area, exceeding 2.7 million. This success, coupled with a 9.4 percent GDP growth, reflects the region's successful integration of ecological protection and tourism development. The UN and International Mountain Tourism Alliance recognitions further solidify its global standing.

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Dec 26, 07:06

Changbai Mountain Develops Eco-Tourism Destinations

Changbai Mountain, in Jilin, China, is developing five international tourism destinations—summer resort, ice-and-snow tourism, hot spring resort, ecological and cultural destination, and mountain sports destination—while prioritizing ecological protection and biodiversity conservation, aiming to bec...

Changbai Mountain Develops Eco-Tourism Destinations

Changbai Mountain, in Jilin, China, is developing five international tourism destinations—summer resort, ice-and-snow tourism, hot spring resort, ecological and cultural destination, and mountain sports destination—while prioritizing ecological protection and biodiversity conservation, aiming to bec...

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Life on Land

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What is the primary economic strategy employed in Changbai Mountain, and what are its immediate implications for the region's environment and economy?

Changbai Mountain, with 87.7% forest coverage and exceptionally high negative oxygen ion levels (120,000/cm³), is developing five internationally-standard tourism destinations. This leverages its unique ecological assets to boost the local economy while promoting ecological protection.

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Dec 25, 10:06

Argentine Forest Restoration: A Decade-Long Collaboration

A collaborative effort between a Mapuche community, a state corporation, and scientists in Argentina restored 1,200 hectares of forest in Lanín National Park following a 2013-2014 fire, using 20+ kilometers of fencing and terraces, and now focusing on long-term monitoring of growth and regeneration.

Argentine Forest Restoration: A Decade-Long Collaboration

A collaborative effort between a Mapuche community, a state corporation, and scientists in Argentina restored 1,200 hectares of forest in Lanín National Park following a 2013-2014 fire, using 20+ kilometers of fencing and terraces, and now focusing on long-term monitoring of growth and regeneration.

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What specific actions were taken to restore the 1,200-hectare forest in Argentina's Lanín National Park following a devastating fire, and what were the immediate consequences?

A collaborative effort between a Mapuche community, a state corporation, and scientists has restored a 1,200-hectare Argentinian forest ravaged by a 2013-2014 fire. Over 20 kilometers of fencing and erosion control terraces were built, and native tree species were replanted. The project now focuses on monitoring growth and natural regeneration over the next decade.

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Dec 25, 07:05

China Proposes Fisheries Law Revision to Balance Industry Growth and Resource Conservation

A draft revision to China's 1986 fisheries law, submitted to the National People's Congress, aims to balance industry development with conservation by implementing stricter fishing regulations, promoting sustainable aquaculture, and enhancing enforcement.

China Proposes Fisheries Law Revision to Balance Industry Growth and Resource Conservation

A draft revision to China's 1986 fisheries law, submitted to the National People's Congress, aims to balance industry development with conservation by implementing stricter fishing regulations, promoting sustainable aquaculture, and enhancing enforcement.

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Life Below Water

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What are the potential long-term impacts of this proposed legislation on China's marine ecosystem and the fishing industry's future?

This updated legislation reflects China's commitment to sustainable fisheries, suggesting a shift toward more environmentally responsible practices and resource management. The focus on a national aquatic germplasm resource bank and stricter import/export controls indicates a long-term strategy for biodiversity protection and industry sustainability.

allafrica.com

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Dec 24, 10:10

Uganda's Economic Growth Threatens Biodiversity

Uganda's rapid economic growth, driven by Vision 2040, is harming its biodiversity; in 2022, over 1,000 hectares of forest were lost to illegal logging, threatening vital ecosystems and the tourism industry which relies on them, while the lack of a national biodiversity strategy exacerbates this iss...

Uganda's Economic Growth Threatens Biodiversity

Uganda's rapid economic growth, driven by Vision 2040, is harming its biodiversity; in 2022, over 1,000 hectares of forest were lost to illegal logging, threatening vital ecosystems and the tourism industry which relies on them, while the lack of a national biodiversity strategy exacerbates this iss...

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Life on Land

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What are the immediate economic and environmental consequences of Uganda's current economic expansion strategy neglecting biodiversity conservation?

Uganda's Vision 2040 prioritizes economic growth, but this rapid development significantly harms its ecosystems. In 2022 alone, over 1,000 hectares of forest were lost due to illegal logging, impacting biodiversity and tourism revenue. This unsustainable practice threatens the nation's unique natural heritage and long-term economic stability.

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