Gen Z’s Water Worries: A Unifying Call for Action on Climate Change

A new report reveals Gen Z’s deep concern about water issues and their impact on the future. The research highlights their worry about clean water availability, pollution, and the influence of climate change on their lives. Notably, this concern transcends political and regional boundaries, unifying Gen Z across party lines and regions in their call for action on water conservation and climate change mitigation.

India Targets LNG to Clean Up Trucking Industry

India is aiming to significantly reduce pollution from its trucking industry by promoting the use of liquefied natural gas (LNG). The Oil Ministry plans to encourage the conversion of existing trucks to LNG and mandate LNG use for a third of new trucks, citing its lower emissions compared to diesel. This move aligns with India’s efforts to reduce air pollution and meet its target of increasing natural gas in its energy mix.

Ducks Unlimited Canada Encourages Canadians to Participate in World Cleanup Day 2024

Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) is urging Canadians to join the global World Cleanup Day initiative, taking place from September 20-29, 2024. This year’s theme, ‘Make Room for Life,’ emphasizes the importance of protecting wildlife habitats from pollution. DUC is organizing cleanup events across Canada, focusing on collecting and recycling waste, particularly cigarette butts and plastics, which pose significant threats to wildlife.

Award-Winning Podcast ‘Broken Ground’ Explores Environmental Challenges in the Rural South

The Southern Environmental Law Center’s award-winning podcast, ‘Broken Ground,’ launches its seventh season, focusing on the unique environmental issues facing the rural South. Through five distinct stories, the season highlights the impact of pollution and climate change on small towns, showcasing the resilience and activism of communities fighting for a cleaner future.

India Proposes New Rules to Clean Up Contaminated Land

India’s Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) has proposed new rules to address land contaminated by hazardous substances. The ‘Remediation of Contaminated Sites Rules, 2024’ aim to fill gaps in existing environmental legislation and establish a framework for identifying, assessing, and cleaning up polluted sites. The rules outline the formation of a Central Remediation Committee, responsible for developing cleanup plans and determining liability for contamination.

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