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The 9 best books to read on Environmental Protection
By BuzzOnEarth
/ November 19, 2020
Introduction All of us remember studying environmental science as a subject when we were in school. We were taught the...
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Coming back from death- the nine species that have come back from extinction.
By BuzzOnEarth
/ November 19, 2020
Introduction Our earth is the only planet where life exists, and we can witness all kinds of flora and fauna...
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The role of forest in carbon sequestration and storage
By BuzzOnEarth
/ November 19, 2020
Introduction With increasing human activities in the past, the emission of greenhouse gases has been on a high. However, the...
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Careers in the Field of Sustainability: The Available Degree Programs
By BuzzOnEarth
/ November 19, 2020
Introduction We are all familiar with the term sustainability. The concept of sustainability has been emphasized for an extended period....
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Why is Sustainability Important: A Simple Blog
By BuzzOnEarth
/ November 19, 2020
Introduction The concept of sustainability has long been focused upon the development of society. It is not a new term....
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The 5 Biggest environmental problems in the Indian Rural Areas
By BuzzOnEarth
/ November 19, 2020
Introduction Time and again, the environment has been harmed due to various human activities. The urban areas have their own...
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Sustaining Livelihood in the Woodlands- The Prakriti Way
By Kaizin Sadri
/ November 19, 2020
It is only “when the last tree is cut, the last fish is caught, and the last river is polluted;...
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Top 9 alarming facts on the declining biodiversity
By BuzzOnEarth
/ October 23, 2020
Introduction Humans and their activities have always been responsible for degrading the environment and its components. Their constant activities like...
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The 11 best innovations for curbing water pollution
By BuzzOnEarth
/ October 23, 2020
Introduction “There is enough freshwater in Africa for everybody, but the management of water resources is less than optimal”. This...
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Understanding the concept of Regenerative agriculture
By BuzzOnEarth
/ October 21, 2020
Introduction The agricultural sector contributes around 80 percent of India’s economy and is one of the most important sectors for...
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BuzzOnEarth Podcast – Episode 7
Tune in to the seventh episode of BuzzOnEarth Podcast in which we discuss various news updates and stories from the world of sustainability in the…
BuzzOnEarth Podcast – Episode 6
Tune in to the sixth episode of BuzzOnEarth Podcast in which we discuss various news updates and stories from the world of sustainability in the…
BuzzOnEarth Podcast – Episode 5
Tune in to the fifth episode of BuzzOnEarth Podcast in which we discuss various news updates and stories from the world of sustainability in the…
BuzzOnEarth Podcast – Episode 4
Tune in to the fourth episode #buzzonearthpodcast to know why the fossil fuel industry is still at its peak and how authorities are dogging the…
Stories
The 9 best books to read on Environmental Protection
Introduction All of us remember studying environmental science as a subject when we were in school. We were taught the issues faced by the environment…
Coming back from death- the nine species that have come back from extinction.
Introduction Our earth is the only planet where life exists, and we can witness all kinds of flora and fauna existing together with humans. A…
Why is Sustainability Important: A Simple Blog
Introduction The concept of sustainability has long been focused upon the development of society. It is not a new term. We have all been hearing…
Top 9 alarming facts on the declining biodiversity
Introduction Humans and their activities have always been responsible for degrading the environment and its components. Their constant activities like urbanisation, encroachment, deforestation have all…
Innovations
The 11 best innovations for curbing water pollution
Introduction “There is enough freshwater in Africa for everybody, but the management of water resources is less than optimal”. This makes us understand that we…
Understanding the concept of Regenerative agriculture
Introduction The agricultural sector contributes around 80 percent of India’s economy and is one of the most important sectors for growth and survival. Agriculture has…
Top 9 Startups for renewable energy in India that you should know
Introduction The SDGs accorded with an agreement at the COP21 Paris Climate Conference where 17 SDG goals were set up to end poverty, hunger, protect…
9 INDIAN STARTUPS THAT ARE WORKING TOWARDS SOLVING THE WATER CRISIS
As per the US National Library for Medicine, an estimated 3.86lakh people die of water-borne diseases each year in India-and this number in itself, as…
Gallery
The Ant with an Attitude
By Gethin Shaji
/ February 2, 2019
I have always been fascinated by the macro world that is present around us. Of all, ants have always caught...
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Love is in the Air
By Vikas Rumale
/ January 21, 2019
A marvellous capture of a hornbill couple.
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The Wild Pooch
By Vikas Rumale
/ December 22, 2018
A beautiful shot of a Dhole, the endangered wild Indian dog. Dogs are extremely difficult to spot as not many...
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A Fire in the Sky
By Ushnish Sarkar
/ December 12, 2018
A perfectly timed shot of a dramatically colourful sky.
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The View from Above
By BuzzOnEarth
/ December 2, 2018
A splendid shot of the Sahara Desert from above. Photo Courtesy of Subhamoy Das
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Amazing Grace
By Parvinder Kumar
/ December 1, 2018
The swans, known for their beauty and grace, have a cult following of their own. They have inspired various love...
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Photo of the Day- The Holy Fire
By Parvinder Kumar
/ October 20, 2018
A great capture of Agni during the Durga Puja, a Hindu festival. According to Indian mythology, Goddess Durga received features from each and...
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Sneak Peak
By BuzzOnEarth
/ October 15, 2018
"The world only exists in your eyes. You can make it as big or as small as you want.." -...
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Photo of the Day- The Cat-Walk
By Parvinder Kumar
/ October 12, 2018
A cat out on a prowl. Cats are very territorial animals. They usually mark up the territory with a strong-smelling spray...
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Top 9 alarming facts on the declining biodiversity
Introduction Humans and their activities have always been responsible for degrading the environment and its components. Their constant activities like urbanisation, encroachment, deforestation have all…
The Top 9 Trending Sustainability News in the Past Week
Introduction Sustainability is the ability to stay constant and refers to human civilization and biosphere to coexist. With the increase in population all over the…
Top 10 TV Programmes On Environmental Issues
Introduction Before we tell you the Top 10 TV Programmes On Environmental Issues, Let us ask you a question :- What are your weekend plans most…
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PET Recycling: Towards a Circular Economy
A bit of background PET or polyethene terephthalate is highly recyclable and used in the manufacture of new bottles and containers, strapping, and thermoform packaging.…
Sustainable Travel- All that you need to take care of to avoid polluting the surroundings
Introduction How excited do we get when we have finally planned our much-needed vacations? We are so thrilled that we make sure all the arrangements…
7 Sustainability Trends That Will Shape The 2020’s
Introduction The topic of sustainability trends has been emphasised upon for many years. The concern for the economic, social and environmental issues facing the world…
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The 5 Biggest environmental problems in the Indian Rural Areas
Introduction Time and again, the environment has been harmed due to various human activities. The urban areas have their own set of problems, which are…
Sustaining Livelihood in the Woodlands- The Prakriti Way
It is only “when the last tree is cut, the last fish is caught, and the last river is polluted; when to breathe the air…
Top 9 alarming facts on the declining biodiversity
Introduction Humans and their activities have always been responsible for degrading the environment and its components. Their constant activities like urbanisation, encroachment, deforestation have all…
Bjørn Kjærand Haugland
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Bjørn Kjærand Haugland, CEO
Philip Wollen
“Global Sustainability challenges cannot be solved by countries and governments alone. They require action at the individual level by adults and children alike.This is where BuzzOnEarth is making a significant impact by influencing, guiding and educating the general public on tangible ways of making sustainable, healthy, and ethical choices”.
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Ovais Sarmad
“I believe that BuzzOnEarth (BoE) provides a meaningful forum for anyone who is serious about contributing positively to the global Sustainability imperative. I was particularly pleased to learn about the work that BoE does towards promoting Sustainable way of living. BoE has the potential to become the “go-to” platform for sustainability solutions providers and seekers. Their Leadership Webtalk Series is a good forum for engaging a broad audience to discuss the most critical climate change issues nationally and globally”.
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