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IPCC New Report Calls for Strong and Immediate Action to Limit Irreversible Climate Change Effects 2 min read

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IPCC New Report Calls for Strong and Immediate Action to Limit Irreversible Climate Change Effects

by Nazalea Kusuma 3 years ago

Temperatures in the most recent decade (2011-2020) were higher than ever. With this trajectory, global temperature is expected to reach or even exceed 1.5°C of heating in the next 20 years.... Read More

William Kamkwamba, the African Youth Who Seizes the Wind 3 min read

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William Kamkwamba, the African Youth Who Seizes the Wind

by Zia Ul Haq 3 years ago

When William Kamkwamba was 13, his East African country, Malawi, was in a famine. His parents could not pay for school because drought attacked their fields. William Kamkwamba had to leave school and drop out. ... Read More

Grab Declares a Commitment to Sustainability with Its First ESG Report and New Green Initiatives 3 min read

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Grab Declares a Commitment to Sustainability with Its First ESG Report and New Green Initiatives

by Nazalea Kusuma 3 years ago

The company aims to simultaneously seek profit, increase community welfare, and protect the environment.... Read More

Public Health Expert Professor Tikki Pangestu: Vaccination Coverage is Key to Managing the COVID-19 Pandemic 9 min read

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Public Health Expert Professor Tikki Pangestu: Vaccination Coverage is Key to Managing the COVID-19 Pandemic

by Marlis Afridah 3 years ago

Balance will only be achieved if we get to a point where our healthcare system is not too overwhelmed. It is very difficult to reach that point before the vaccination reaches a certain point of coverage. ... Read More

The Tokyo 2020 Olympics Bubble (2): Sustainability Criticisms and COVID-19 2 min read

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The Tokyo 2020 Olympics Bubble (2): Sustainability Criticisms and COVID-19

by Nazalea Kusuma 3 years ago

Outside of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics bubble, there were 4,058 newly reported COVID-19 cases in the city on July 31, 2021.... Read More

The Tokyo 2020 Olympics Bubble (1): Sustainability in Design 2 min read

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The Tokyo 2020 Olympics Bubble (1): Sustainability in Design

by Nazalea Kusuma 3 years ago

Japan has set the sustainability concept of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics as "Be better, together—For the planet and the people".... Read More

Maginhawa Community Pantry in the Philippines: A New Hope 2 min read

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Maginhawa Community Pantry in the Philippines: A New Hope

by Nazalea Kusuma 3 years ago

“Magbigay ayon sa kakayahan, kumuha batay sa pangangailangan”. Give what you can, take what you need.... Read More

Wishing for APBD to Fight Poverty 4 min read

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Wishing for APBD to Fight Poverty

by Muhammad Arif Tasrif 3 years ago

APBD is undeniably a key instrument that can trigger economic growth and control inflation in the regions – two macro conditions that substantially impact poverty reduction.... Read More

Korean New Deal 2.0 and BTS: South Korea’s Strategy to Become a Leading Nation in the Post-Coronavirus Era 3 min read

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Korean New Deal 2.0 and BTS: South Korea’s Strategy to Become a Leading Nation in the Post-Coronavirus Era

by Nazalea Kusuma 3 years ago

“The Korean New Deal will be our strongest policy tool. It is our hope for overcoming COVID-19, and it is a future strategy for South Korea, going beyond my administration,” said President Moon. ... Read More

School of Global Madani Creates Green Habits in Students’ Life 4 min read

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School of Global Madani Creates Green Habits in Students’ Life

by Nazalea Kusuma 3 years ago

"To make these activities and habits a lifestyle, not simply an aesthetic or following a trend," says Ainaya, a 9th-grade student at the School of Global Madani.... Read More