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Title of Green Network Asia: "An Ecosystem of Shared Value for Sustainable Development"

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Every day, cities and industries around the world produce massive amounts of waste. Landfills are filling up, and trash is polluting our waters, affecting both environmental and human health. At the same time...


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As the natural environment is strained under crises, we have seen a notable decline in insect populations in recent years. Attempts to safeguard biodiversity and ecosystems can begin by recognizing their rights to existence and protection. ...


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Undeniably, mangrove ecosystems play a crucial role in maintaining the ecological balance of coastal areas. Healthy mangrove forests can dampen ocean waves and abrasion, absorb and store significant amounts of carbon, provide habitat for various species, and support the livelihoods of coastal communities. Therefore, the robust protection and management of mangrove ecosystems ...


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Waste is one of the planet’s biggest problems. It is even a problem at the highest altitude on Earth from sea levels, Mount Everest’s peak. Due to the high number of climbers, excrement and trash are sprawling across the area. The Nepalese government takes the matter into hand by launching a five-year strategy to clean up the Himalayas.

Mounting Waste in the Everest ...


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