The risk of disease in the city of Yogyakarta increases during the rainy season

The risk of disease in the city of Yogyakarta increases during the rainy season

Garbage bins in Kotabaru area, Yogyakarta City. Metrotvnews.com/ Ahmad Mustaqim Yogyakarta: The city of Yogyakarta is at risk of increasing disease cases. Stack rubbish in various places that have not been solved that could encourage an increase in disease during the rainy season. “It’s diarrhea, skin diseases, but skin diseases are not the same (diseases … Read more

Brazil closes $30 billion deal with mining companies due to dam collapse in 2015

Brazil closes  billion deal with mining companies due to dam collapse in 2015

Brasilia. Brazil signed a 170 billion reais (about $30 billion) compensation deal on Friday with mining companies BHP, Vale and Samarco for the collapse of a dam in 2015, one of the country’s worst environmental disasters. The collapse in the city of Mariana, in the southeast of the country, caused a gigantic mudslide that killed … Read more

After a month, a rich man contaminates a person’s entire life.

After a month, a rich man contaminates a person’s entire life.

Washington and New York. A billionaire in Mexico generates more climate pollution in nine hours than an average Mexican does in a year; Likewise, in one month, that same rich person generates more carbon emissions than the average person in a lifetime, according to calculations in a new Oxfam report. The analysis is not limited … Read more

eight out of ten wood burners do not check Stookwijzer

eight out of ten wood burners do not check Stookwijzer

Burning wood worry With RTL News·8 minutes ago·Modified: 1 minute ago © ANP RTL Less than half (45 percent) of people with a wood stove, pellet stove or fireplace are familiar with the Stookwijzer, according to research conducted by the RTL News Panel. Of the stockists who are familiar with the site, 54 percent also … Read more

New York’s 311 Helpline Reveals Alarming Trends in Mold and Air Quality Complaints: Bronx and Manhattan in Focus

New York’s 311 Helpline Reveals Alarming Trends in Mold and Air Quality Complaints: Bronx and Manhattan in Focus

Throughout its 2 decades of existence, New York’s 311 helpline has seen more than 500 million calls, through which help and information on non-emergency municipal services has been offered. Although strange or curious calls often make headlines, the true purpose of 311 is to address serious issues that affect the daily lives of New Yorkers, … Read more

The city of Bregenz has introduced a speed limit of 30 km/h across the board

The city of Bregenz has introduced a speed limit of 30 km/h across the board

Bregenz has introduced a speed limit of 30 km/h across the board Photo: APA/TOPIC IMAGE In Vorarlberg’s state capital Bregenz now has a speed limit of 30 km/h on all public roads in the city. Excluded from the regulation that has now come into force are state roads and meeting zones in which a maximum … Read more

The Dark Side of Paper Straws: A Closer Look at the Environmental Impact

The Dark Side of Paper Straws: A Closer Look at the Environmental Impact

Before 2019, 500 million plastic straws were used in the US every day, according to National Geographic. Many states have since banned them, forcing eateries to offer paper straws to their customers. It is similar in many places in Europe and here in Latvia. In a new study published in the scientific journal “Food Additives … Read more

Biodiversity Recovery in European Rivers Stagnates, Urgent Measures Needed: Scientists

Biodiversity Recovery in European Rivers Stagnates, Urgent Measures Needed: Scientists

Frankfurt/Berlin (dpa) – The biodiversity in European rivers has recovered thanks to decisive measures in many places – but this upswing has long stagnated. The original richness in species is far from being reached again, reports scientists from Frankfurt and Berlin, among others, in the journal “Nature”. They followed the development using the example of … Read more

Disposable Vapes to be Banned in Europe by 2026 due to Inadequate Battery Standards

Disposable Vapes to be Banned in Europe by 2026 due to Inadequate Battery Standards

Because disposable vapes do not meet current battery standards, single-use e-cigarettes will be banned in Europe. Such a ban could take effect at the end of 2026. Also in Short foreign news: The state of New York is investigating a ban on tobacco products / WHO warns of interference by the tobacco industry / Americans … Read more