World Environment Day is celebrated on June 5. It was established in 1972 by the UN General Assembly and has grown into one of the largest global platforms for informing the public about the state of the environment.

On June 17, 2024, World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, a global event will take place in Bonn, Germany.

Following the presentation by the American company Intel and its partners in February of the concept of an environmentally friendly PC (Green PC), 90% recyclable, major manufacturers have released a set of standards for assessing the environmental friendliness of PCs.

From June 1, a ban on all types of single-use plastic bags, both plastic and paper, will come into force in Dubai.

Artificial islands may appear in the Caspian Sea.

From April 20 to 29, the “Eurasian Cup of Cleanliness” championship will be held in Russia and the CIS countries, the PrimaMedia news agency reports.

Environmental engineering company Kayrros Methane Watch in Paris uses satellite data and artificial intelligence models to accurately monitor leaks of methane, a potent greenhouse gas released by fossil energy sources.

The action "Day without a car" was held in Tashkent on March 29. On this day, managers and other employees of all republican and local executive authorities, whose buildings are located in the capital of Uzbekistan, were instructed to "set a personal example by arriving at the workplace by public transport."

By 2030, Apple aims to become one of the greenest technology companies in the world.

Kazakhstanis took part in the largest environmental action: electricity was turned off in 100 buildings of the capital for an hour, MIR 24 reports.