We are shifting our gears towards cleaner energy, and one of them is having more electric vehicles (EV). While EVs are good for their emissions...
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Japan Loves Plastic, but Doesn’t Pollute as much – This is How the Country Manage its Waste
Plastic bottles production in Japan has increased to 23.2 billion per year from 14 billion in 2004. In 2014, the country generated 32.4kg (71lb) of...
Mont-Saint-Michel is Beautiful but It’s Old; Will Tourism Help or Erode the Island Abbey?
Mont-Saint-Michel just draws you in each time you look at it, and it seems like people have thought the same since the Middle Ages. Before...
Lions Hunting for Fur Seals? Namibia’s Coastal Lions are Making a Return
When one looks at Namibia’s Skeleton Coast National Park in pictures on the internet, one won’t think about being stalked and ambushed by lions, but...
With the Right Practice, Blue Food is Great for Us and the Planet
Many times, we’ve heard how eating fish or other types of seafood is good for health, that’s why we sometimes eat it. In fact, a...
Soon, Engineered Wood Won’t Only Get Stronger; It can also Trap Carbon Dioxide
In the future there will be more vertical buildings to accommodate the growing population. However, making tall buildings, or any strong structure, needs materials like...
Indonesia’s Plastic Pollution: The Problem and the Efforts so Far
Indonesia, a country that’s so rich in beautiful nature, culture, and history, is now unfortunately one of the largest contributors to marine plastic pollution in...
Solar Farms can Coexist with Wildlife or Commercial Crops, Research Say
Solar farms are a great source of energy when we want to have a switch to a greener future. The thing is, to do their...
Biochar may be Another Sustainable Solution for Eco-friendly Agriculture
If you’ve never heard of biochar before, you may think that it’s a blend of two words: bio and charcoal. You’re definitely not wrong. Fundamentally,...
Wanna Protect Your Crops? Deploy an Army of Spiders!
Arachnophobes may never consider having spiders protect their farms, but new research says that these particular creepy crawlies can eat pest moths of important crops...