Water footprinting: Identifying and addressing water risks in the value chain evaluated the water footprints – a way of understanding water use through the whole value chain – of SAB Miller beers produced in... Read More

The new standard setting process, unveiled at the annual World Water Week gathering in Stockholm for water professionals from governments, businesses and NGOs, will operate under the umbrella of the Alliance for Water Stewardship... Read More

While German households use 124 litres of water a day directly, individual Germans use 5288 litres of water a day when the water requirements of producing their food, clothes and other consumption items are... Read More

WWF, which played a key role in the discussions leading to the Stockholm Statement as a key outcome of World Water Week, strongly endorsed the message which was greeted with a unanimous show of... Read More

“This is a potential disaster for turtles, whales, dolphins, sea birds and sea snakes,” said Dr Gilly Llewellyn, WWF-Australia’s Conservation Manager. “The oil and gas spill is still not under control and is expected... Read More

4 rare Javan Rhinos photographed in Indonesia The Canadian Press February 28, 2011 Monarch butterfly numbers rebound in Mexico Edmonton Journal February 19, 2011 Tiger numbers could triple if landscapes saved: study Canoe.ca January... Read More

IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature), WWF and Nokia launched www.connect2earth.org in 2008 as an online community for young people to have their say on the environment by uploading videos, pictures and comments.... Read More

World Oceans Day originated at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro in 1992 when the Government of Canada proposed June 8 to be recognized as World Oceans Day. Seventeen years later, numerous countries... Read More

Conditions have changed and the McGuinty government should support its own Green Energy Act by deciding against buying new nuclear reactors this summer, say thirteen prominent environmental organizations in an open letter to the... Read More