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Reversing Global Warming: The Glitter Belt Way

The focus on carbon reduction is a loud but curious feature of the Global Warming debate. I argue that reducing heat input is the real issue, and suggest how that can be done in time to stop and reverse climate change, long before carbon reduction can become effective. The industrialised former colonisers are facing economic …

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An ordinary man with an extraordinary heart

Born in poverty, Mude Ravi Naik from Anantapur district starts ‘Heart to Help Foundation’ to help needy and poor Picture Credit: Mude Ravi Naik distributes essential commodities to the poor in Anantapur. | Express ANANTAPUR : Mude Ravi Naik of Chaviti Thanda in Kadiri mandal of Anantapur district is a small-time employee belonging to a …

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Why prioritising sustainability is even more important in 2021

Before COVID-19, sustainability was trendy. Many studies found the majority of consumers in Australia and around the world preferred to buy sustainable, green or ethical products from responsible businesses (or, at least, they said they did). Climate protests and apocalyptic bushfires further drove concern for the environment in 2019 and early-2020. Businesses large and small were …

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Story: Gambian entrepreneur empowers women through organic cotton production

Elsie’s Women Empowerment Farm is known as the first women-owned farm producing organic cotton in the Gambia, and as the name might suggest, women’s economic empowerment is at the heart of this enterprise. Moreover, as a member of the Young Female Farmers Association, Elsie A. Williams works together with the association to boost women’s role …

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‘Govt to decide on funding of vaccinations for elderly in 10 days’

Picture: Provided by The Times of India PUNE: The government will, within 10 days, decide the funding procedure for the third phase of Covid vaccinations, which involves those aged 50 and above. An estimated 27 crore people are likely to be a part of this phase that’s set to start from mid-March. However, it’s still …

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