“People do not learn from problems by reading about problems,” Cheryl Dahle, Climate Initiative manager of the Solutions Journalism Network, said in a recent online session on solutions journalism.In a world where misinformation and disinformation about climate change run rampant

Throughout history, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has stood unwaveringly with the Palestinian people, steadfast in its support of their right to self-determination and independent statehood, and devoted to the defence of the holy city of Jerusalem and its sacred sites.

Recycling has become a critical aspect of waste management and environmental conservation in Jordan, a country with over 11 million people.The increase in population and urbanisation has led to higher waste generation, putting pressure on the existing waste management infrastruct

ALBUQUERQUE — Climate change is a global crisis that transcends borders and unites countries in a common struggle.

In recent years, the world has awakened to the devastating environmental impact of single-use plastics, particularly plastic bags.

As the holy month of Ramadan starts, Jordanians prepare to come together in a spirit of compassion, humility and generosity. While this sacred time is marked by charity, it is also marred by an unfortunate reality: The significant increase in food waste.

The last few weeks have once again sounded the global alarm, as countries both developed and developing are facing unprecedented ramifications of climate change that are hitting all of us hard.Recent flooding in Pakistan covering an area the size of the United Kingdom killed near

Water theft presents a critical global problem.

Washing cars with a hose rather than a bucket has become a common practice in some areas of Amman, wasting large quantities of a much-need precious resource that Jordan witnesses a dearth of, especially as the Kingdom is the second poorest country in terms of water in the world.&