Environmental Awareness

World Green Consumer Day in Kazakhstan: A Comprehensive Overview

1 October 2024 1 October 2024

Kazakhstan is making significant progress in adopting green practices as part of its involvement in World Green Consumer Day. With efforts ranging from government initiatives to corporate responsibility, the country is focusing on increasing recycling rates, improving waste management, and fostering a culture of ecological awareness. While challenges such as limited infrastructure and public engagement remain, strategic solutions and international cooperation can help Kazakhstan lead the way toward a more sustainable future.

A View from Above: How 178 Days in Space Changed an Astronaut’s Perspective on Humanity

13 September 2024 13 September 2024

NASA astronaut Ron Garan’s 178-day journey in space forever changed his view of Earth and humanity. Looking down from the International Space Station, he saw not just a breathtaking planet but also a fragile world protected by a paper-thin atmosphere. Garan’s experience reveals how seeing Earth from space can shift our perspective, challenging us to think beyond our day-to-day concerns and recognize our interconnectedness. His message is clear: to solve our global challenges, we must first change how we see ourselves and our place in the cosmos.

Survey Reveals Insights into Public Attitudes Towards Ecology and Sustainability

18 July 2024 19 July 2024

In a recent comprehensive survey targeting environmental attitudes and practices, over 1,000 responses were gathered from UK small business owners, revealing significant insights into the current state of ecology and sustainability. The survey explored a wide range of topics, including renewable energy support, water conservation, recycling habits, and biodiversity protection. Key findings indicate that 85% believe individual actions can make a significant impact on the environment, yet 50% feel they aren’t doing enough personally. Additionally, 90% of small business owners report higher satisfaction levels, with 50% working six or seven days a week, and only 20% intending to hire permanent staff.