By Dr. Yasar Atacik, ESRAG Chair Dear ESRAG Members, As we begin the new year, I would like to share my vision for the coming year with you. As we all know, the climate crisis is a massive threat to nature and future generations. We believe that this threat to...
by Ariel Miller Lebanese Rotarians are racing to qualify for a global grant to plant a cedar forest on dessicated land on the slopes of Mount Lebanon this fall. The project will protect the region’s priceless biodiversity and boost eco-tourism. Called Arztak Hawytak...
By SAFAK OZSOY Less than a month after the cataclysmic earthquakes of Feb. 6 – in the midst of organizing emergency shelter, health care, and other essential services to survivors – the Rotarians of District 2420 went ahead to hold a conference on climate...
“Addressing air pollution, which is the second highest risk factor for noncommunicable diseases, is key to protecting public health,” warns the World Health Organization (WHO). “Most sources of outdoor air pollution are well beyond the control of individuals and this...
ESRAG is thrilled to invite teachers worldwide to empower students as climate leaders through the Climate Innovation Challenge. By registering online by Jan. 20, 2023, teachers can access free curriculum for ages 8 through secondary school. The six lessons introduce...
In January, 2023, ESRAG highlights the huge humanitarian benefits of reducing air pollution. We will share stories and toolkits to equip Rotarians to tackle both indoor and outdoor exposure. Here’s why: Almost 7 million people die prematurely each year because of...
