Seems like Tokyo is taking sustainability so seriously and it has successfully set itself as an example. We know that the medals are recycled, what...
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Using Alternative Energy: Half of Denmark’s Electricity Came From Wind Power
Denmark isn’t really a big country, but it produces more of its electricity from wind than any other country in the world. That’s not because...
Australian Animals are Affected by the Fire, So How Do We Help?
Australia’s animal population is unquestionably special. Many of its best-known species, such as kangaroos and koalas, are native to the country, and many creatures there...
Irish Teen Created a Method to Remove Microplastics From The Ocean
An Irish student has won a global science award for his project which aims to remove microplastics from the world’s oceans. Fionn Ferreira from Ballydehob...
Romantic and Eco Friendly Ways to Celebrate Upcoming Valentine’s Day
So, valentine’s day is just around the corner. A day full of love and romance which is either ignored or celebrated (or cried over by...
ASEAN Countries Are Increasing the Utilization of Renewable Energy
Being an ASEAN citizen, I notice that some of its countries (including my own) are still quite lagging behind in terms of renewable energy. I’m...
With This Device, We can Get Water Out of Air From Our Rooftop
We can get power from wind turbines and solar panels, but what if we sort of combine the two and have hydropanels? A company called...
Did You Know? Platypus Population is Slowly Declining in Australia
Platypus is one of Australia’s most beloved species, and that’s with good reasons. First of all, they’re super cute—they’re like a hybrid of otter and...
Green Surgery? Anaesthetic Gas Can be More Eco Friendly in the Future
In my musings, I frequently wonder if an activity is eco friendly or not (like a beauty salon, online business, etc), but I had never...
Lithium-Sulfur Batteries Might be the Power Storage of the Future
One thing that I’ve learned about batteries is they’re complicated. We can’t throw them recklessly because they contain hazardous and scarce materials, we also need...