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**:: Enhancing Environmental Conservation on Curtis Island JANUARY 21, 2020::** http://www.conocophillips.com/sustainability/sustainability-news/story/enhancing-environmental-conservation-on-curtis-island/ Additionally, the LNG companies contributed $34.5 million AUD (about $23.8 million USD) for the preservation and ongoing management of the area. “These LNG-funded conservation measures alone protect over 44% of Curtis Island. Combined with existing conservation and national parks, more than 59% of Curtis Island is set aside for environmental protection. This is compared to the 2% used by the LNG facilities on the southern tip,” said Jason Charton, General Manager HSE at ConocoPhillips Australia. Federal and state environmental approvals to develop the LNG facilities on Curtis Island require biodiversity offsets to counterbalance the disturbance made by the facilities. Establishment of the conservation park is a direct offset of a significantly larger magnitude th...

**: Himalaya Terlihat Untuk Pertama Kali Dalam 30 Tahun Di India :: **: -  21 April 2020 Himalaya Terlihat Untuk Pertama Kali Dalam 30 Tahun Di India 21 April 2020 oleh   Johnna Crider   Pandangan dari Pathankot, India, biasanya tidak termasuk Himalaya karena tingginya tingkat polusi di sana, tetapi itu telah berubah karena tingkat ini telah turun ke tingkat yang besar.  Hal ini disebabkan orang-orang yang dikurung untuk menghentikan penyebaran virus corona yang mengancam kehidupan di seluruh dunia.  Penduduk di India utara   dapat melihat Himalaya yang megah yang berjarak 200 kilometer untuk pertama kalinya dalam 30 tahun. India telah dikunci selama 21 hari dan Dewan Pusat Polusi mengatakan bahwa ada "peningkatan kualitas udara yang signifikan."  Seechewal, seorang advokat yang telah berusaha meningkatkan kesadaran tentang pencemaran lingkungan selama lebih dari 30 tahun, mengatakan kepada ...

Himalayas Visible For The First Time In 30 Years In India April 21st, 2020 by  Johnna Crider   The view from Pathankot, India, usually doesn’t include the Himalayas due to the high pollution levels there, but that has changed as these levels have dropped to a large degree. This is due to people being on lockdown in order to stop the spread of the coronavirus threatening lives around the world.  Residents in northern India  can see the majestic Himalayas that are 200 kilometers away for the first time in 30 years. India has been on lockdown for 21 days and its Central Pollution Board says that there has been a “significant improvement in air quality.” Mr. Seechewal, an advocate who has been trying to raise awareness of environmental pollution for over 30 years, told  SBS Hindi  that, “We can see the snow-covered mountains clearly from our roofs. And not just that, stars are visible at night. I have never seen anything like this ...