Environmental protection

Now it says: “A kind, but poorly informed teenager.”

This year lights on almost 2.180 buildings in Moscow will be turned off for an hour

Kolyma authorities intend to solve various problems of deer farmers and increase the existing population of reindeer

Twenty-four specially protected areas will be created within the framework of the national project in Russia by 2024

Mechel Group has signed an agreement for implementing ecological measures at its Chelyabinsk facilities.

The goal of the project was to promote environmental awareness, improve local residents’ environmental safety knowledge and encourage an environmentally friendly approach to nature.

Prague has decided not to sign up to a legal appeal against air pollution limits approved by the European Union in 2017. The Czech Ministry of Industry and Trade had argued that the country should join Poland in opposing the curbs, but the cabinet decided otherwise on Wednesday.

New AREVA has significantly reduced its energy consumption and CO2 emissions

New plastic collection centers are now being built in Haiti, where communities will have the chance to earn money or services by removing plastic waste from the local environment – before it enters waterways or oceans.

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment annually calculates the permissible amount of production of ozone-depleting substances in Russia and the amount of specific substances contained in the permissible amount of consumption of ozone-depleting substances.

Nestle is among just 5 percent of participating companies to be featured on the 2017 Climate A List, compiled by global non-for-profit charity CDP.

Wildlife migration to one of the few remaining waterholes in the southeast of Senegal - one of the 12 countries participating in the project.

Fujitsu Limited today published the Fujitsu Group Environmental Report 2017, which summarizes the Group's environmental results for fiscal 2016 in light of the 'Fujitsu Group Environmental Action Plan (Stage VIII),'

Engineering firm Chiyoda, trading companies Mitsubishi and Mitsui and shipping firm NYK Line today launched what they called the world's first global hydrogen supply demonstration project, which aims to produce and supply up to 210t of hydrogen from January-December 2020.