50 People Who Buggered Up Britain

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Urban squalor is one of the biggest problems of the age, and by 2030 the number of slum dwellers is projected to reach two billion - a recipe for poverty, disease and political instability.

million people, a quarter of the population are expected to face crisis-level hunger or worse by the end of 2023,” the aid agency added. The final list includes an Indian peasant farmer, the world's leading geneticist, German and Chinese politicians, a novelist, a film director, a civil engineer, a seed collector and a scientist who has persuaded an African president to make a tenth of his country a national park.He has also warned that 26% of the water in the seven biggest river systems is so polluted that it has "lost the capacity for basic ecological function". Inside, the St James’s Suite is the principle space for larger groups, with room for up to 100 standing guests inside, as well as a full suite of WiFi and AV equipment.

To attain this, a huge area of the city centre has been turned into a pedestrian zone and there are 500km of bike paths. Kanishka’s large, stylish restaurant is an easy choice if you’re looking to impress some dinner guests - the turquoise colour palette and contemporary design is suitably glamorous for a special occasion. Singh found that the villages no longer used small earth dams - or johads - to collect surface water but instead now relied on "modern" tube wells.With three floors available for hire, you can opt for anything from exclusive use to just the middle floor which makes the perfect backdrop for a sizeable get together. The Horn of Africa region is experiencing heavy downpours and floods linked to the El Nino weather phenomenon, killing dozens of people and causing large-scale displacement, including in Somalia, where the rains have destroyed bridges and inundated residential areas. It has also been one of the cheapest regenerations of a region ever known - in Rajastan, villages have been brought back to life sometimes for just a few hundred pounds, far less than the cost of the single borehole that almost destroyed them. We must set an example now and move environmentalism from being the philosophy of a passionate minority.