Indonesia is a country abundant with the supply of water and minerals like nickel, the latter of which is a crucial component of the global transition of decarbonization. The country has 55% of the ...

A woman walks past a globe exhibition about combatting global warming and climate change in Copenhagen in 2009. Global consumption of natural resources could triple to 140 billion tons a year by 2050 ...

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Citizens of developed countries consume an average of 16 tons (ranging up to 40 or more tons) of those four key resources per capita. By comparison, the average person in India today consumes four ...

A Professor of Process Systems Engineering at the University of Lagos, Mohammed Usman, has blamed the climate crisis on what he described as irresponsible consumption of resources, rather than carbon ...

Learn how collaborative consumption enables resource sharing, its benefits, and challenges. Explore examples like Airbnb and ridesharing that make goods accessible.

The world is using up more than 100 billion tonnes of natural resources per year for the first time ever while global recycling of raw materials has fallen, according to a report released Tuesday. The ...

Amidst the serious topic of excessive resource consumption under discussion here, we have Russia – a country that’s in a war state and is therefore consuming up all of its natural resources to sustain ...