Jamie Hailstone is a freelance contributor for Forbes, specializing in environmental and sustainability topics. With a focus on the impact of climate change and pollution on human health, Jamie's articles explore innovative solutions and initiatives aimed at creating a greener and healthier future.
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The program will fund critical research across seagrass meadows around the U.K, mapping the ecosystems and developing methods to restore them at scale.
By: Jamie Hailstone
Ports generate heavy air pollution from ships and trucks, but efforts like electrification and carbon capture technologies offer potential ways to reduce emissions and improve local health.
The 21 business leaders have signed an open letter ahead of next month’s United Nations treaty negotiations to curb plastic waste.
The report warns some regions, particularly in the Global South, are more exposed to extreme heat and humidity than others.
Ecosia has played a key role in helping the region recover, by pledging all profits from searches on one day last year would go to the High Atlas Foundation.
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