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A Global Boost For Biodiversity

Chris Bolt October 25, 2020

Leaders from around the world have come together to take significant steps towards ending some of the catastrophic losses in nature.

Energy Efficiency to Improve Resilience in Marginalized Communities

Nikola Gemeš October 25, 2020

Since the beginning of the Department of Energy’s Weatherization Assistance Program, it has managed to save participating households about $283 in energy costs per year.

Another Positive Environmental Action From Committed Young People

Chris Bolt October 25, 2020

Students in the UK have taken matters into their own hands by drafting and submitting the Climate Emergency Education Bill to parliament.

Valani Launches a New Collection of Biodegradable Clothing

Nikola Gemeš October 25, 2020

Startup fashion house Valani has launched its first collection of biodegradable clothing made from materials like hemp fiber, antibacterial Tencel, and banana silk.

The Triple Benefit Of Forests

Chris Bolt October 25, 2020

Research has shown that nearby forests have a lot more impact on cities than previously thought.

California Plans to Ban Sales of New Gas-Powered Cars From 2035

Nikola Gemeš October 25, 2020

Gavin Newsom signed an order that’s an ambitious attempt to empower electric vehicles in the state that is the largest car buyer in the U.S.

Virtual Panel Participants Praise Progress in Everglades Restoration

Nikola Gemeš October 23, 2020

It seems that even the pandemic can’t stop the Everglades restoration, as, after many years of delay, the capital environmental project might finally draw to an end.

Irish Capital Rolls Out Zero-Emissions Postal Delivery Service

Joseph Hallas October 23, 2020

Dublin, the capital of the Republic Of Ireland, has become the first capital city in the world to have a zero-emissions postal delivery service working in its city center.

The New Jersey Company Making An Eco-Friendly Aluminum Straw

Joseph Hallas October 23, 2020

New Jersey-based company “Sea-Straw” is dedicated to making eco-friendly straws that won’t damage the environment or pose choking hazards for marine life.

Architectural Innovation Brings Nature Into The Home

Chris Bolt October 22, 2020

Locally called The Garden House, this fantastic eco-friendly house has brought as much green space into the house as possible.

China’s Carbon Neutrality Pledge Set For 2060 By President Xi Jinping

Joseph Hallas October 22, 2020

China is aiming for carbon neutrality by 2060, with other large structures like the EU aiming for 2050.

Maryland Foam Food Container Ban Now in Effect

Nikola Gemeš October 22, 2020

A new Maryland law that took effect October 1 bans the use of foam boxes that restaurants often use for takeout orders.

Biodegradable Flip Flops Created By Researchers Using Algae

Joseph Hallas October 21, 2020

The University of San Diego California has created a line of biodegradable flip flops made from algae-based polyurethane.

Fashion Industry Rewards Sustainability

Chris Bolt October 21, 2020

For this year’s Redress Design Awards, creators had to prove that every aspect of the design and making process took a fully sustainable approach.

Photography Project Celebrates California Marine Protected Areas In 60 Photographs

Joseph Hallas October 21, 2020

“Our Ocean’s Edge” is a project by photographer Jasmine Swope that documents marine life and natural landscapes in California’s marine protected areas.

The Future Of Urban Farming Is On The Roof Of A Thai University

Chris Bolt October 20, 2020

Thammasat University has designed a stunning rooftop farm that aims to connect the urban area to traditional rice fields in northern Thailand.

Unilever’s Alternatives To Fossil Fuel Aim For Net-Zero By 2039

Joseph Hallas October 20, 2020

Unilever has pledged to invest $1.2 billion into replacing chemicals in their cleaning products with safer, greener alternatives.

Rihanna’s New Vegan Skincare Line Aims to Reduce Waste

Nikola Gemeš October 20, 2020

Rihanna has released her new vegan skincare line called Fenty Skin that puts sustainability in the first place.

Norway’s Zero-Emissions District Could Revolutionize Urban Planning

Chris Bolt October 19, 2020

The town of Bergen, Norway, has welcomed a revolutionary eco-friendly development plan that aims to reclaim an old logistic port and ferry terminal.

Meet ‘Casa Volcanes’ The Colombian Home Made From 80% Reclaimed Wood

Joseph Hallas October 19, 2020

The architects say that the reclaimed and natural elements of the home aren’t only environmentally friendly and visually appealing, but they helped to keep the costs down too.

New Houston Botanic Gardens Create a Green Paradise in America’s Fourth-Largest City

Nikola Gemeš October 19, 2020

The 132-acre park sprawls on both sides of Sims Bayou and borrows land from the old Glenbrook Golf Course.

1 Million Seeds To Be Planted As Part Of UK Seagrass Restoration Program

Joseph Hallas October 18, 2020

A seagrass restoration program in the UK aims to plant 1 million seeds around the UK’s coastlines in an effort to restore natural wildlife and help combat climate change.

General Electric To Boost Wind Energy Production

Chris Bolt October 18, 2020

General Electric wind turbines are increasing their production capacity, which could significantly boost renewable energy production for some of the world’s largest wind farms.

US Carbon Neutrality Makes Some Unexpected Advances

Chris Bolt October 18, 2020

It seems like corporate policy is significantly pushing towards a US net zero goal for carbon emissions.

Nature Research Suggest Natural Forest Regrowth Could Capture Carbon Most Effectively

Joseph Hallas October 17, 2020

Forests and trees play a key role in capturing the carbon that is released into the atmosphere because they use it as part of their natural growing process.

Artificial Salt Marshes Essential for Coastal Flood Defenses

Nikola Gemeš October 17, 2020

Salt marshes and mudflats are not only natural buffers against high waves and soil erosion, but they also sequester large quantities of carbon, helping fight the climate crisis.

Scientific Breakthrough For Plastic Waste Handling

Chris Bolt October 17, 2020

A new super enzyme shows promising signs to help deal with one of the biggest polluting household wastes — plastic.

Conservation Efforts Save Up To 48 Species of Birds and Mammals From Extinction

Nikola Gemeš October 16, 2020

A recent study revealed that since 1993, 32 species of birds and 16 species of mammals have been brought back from the verge of extinction.

Lego Bricks Will Soon Be Housed In Paper Packaging Thanks To Gen Z

Joseph Hallas October 16, 2020

Letters from children and young teens have prompted Danish toy giant Lego to scrap their single-use plastic packaging in favor of recyclable paper bags.

Sports Unified In Climate Change Fight

Nikola Gemeš October 16, 2020

Several decisions by the IOC sends a strong message to the global sports community that the only way we can take the climate change fight to another level is by being united.

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