Sungai Watch : A Movement Started by Three Siblings to Clean Rivers In Indonesia
Sam Bencheghib, Gary Bencheghib and Kelly Bencheghib are siblings who took a vow in 2009 to clean the rivers in Indonesia. The trio decided to name the movement as ‘Make Continue Reading
Your avocado on toast is making somebody thirsty
Increasing trade of avocado threatens freshwater resources in producing countries.
The Great Green Wall of Africa is Changing Millions of Lives
Once completed The Great Green Wall will stretch across the entire continent of Africa from East to West, Senegal to Djibouti, making it the largest living structure on the planet. Continue Reading
EDERA launched: the first Italian centre to support green building innovation
The first Italian centre for green building innovation has arrived. It is called EDERA. Like the Hedera helix, the evergreen plant known for its hardy nature and tendency to grow Continue Reading
Is the UK ready for COP26? | Explainer
In November, Glasgow will host the annual United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26). Experts warn that the global summit could be the world’s last chance to stop a climate disaster. Continue Reading
Environment activists raise concerns over new OECD head
Climate activists raise concerns over the election of former Australian finance minister Mathias Cormann as new OECD Head.
NFTs: The Future of Art or Environmentally Disastrous?
Experts are concerned with the environmental impact of storing so much data on blockchains. Much like cryptocurrency, NFTs use huge amounts of energy to be “mined”. That energy cost increases as more are created. This is because to do this requires increasing amounts of computer processing power.