Forever chemicals have moved from emerging concern to widespread reality. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances now appear in soil, groundwater and drinking water systems across the...
Archive for category: Eureka Green
How Renewable Energy Can Help Create a More Sustainable Future
Energy’s kind of the invisible thing running underneath everything, right? How a society makes it and uses it shapes the environment way more than most...
Why Rice Husks Might Just Save Our Environment
You ever toss out rice husks without a second thought? Most people do. It’s just the leftover shell from milling rice, dumped, burned, or forgotten....
Keep Your Coolness in Extreme Heat
Today is hot, isn’t it? Like, uncomfortably hot. The kind of hot where stepping outside for two minutes feels like a punishment. And here’s the...
Those Old Batteries Has More to It Than You Think
What do you usually do when a battery stops working? You might leave it in a drawer, forget about it, and then find it months...
Water Wars in a Heat-Stressed World: Competition for Cooling Water Among Power Plants, Agriculture and Communities
Climate change is transforming freshwater from a renewable resource into a scarce commodity, forcing three critical sectors into direct competition. Power plants, agriculture and local...
Why Native Plants Deserve a Place in Every Garden
Many people think native plants look messy or untidy. When they imagine native plants, they picture wild meadows full of tall grasses and flowers growing...
Simple Tools That Save Lives from Pakistan
In this summer, Pakistan becomes one of the hottest places on earth. Temperatures often climb to 40 degrees Celsius, and on some days it can...
Sadiman, Eleven Thousand Trees, And A Village Saved
What would you do if your village was slowly dying of thirst? Most people would wait for someone else to fix the problem. But one...
Hydroponic Farming Is a Good Solution (Or Not?)
Have you ever seen plants growing without soil? It may sound strange, but this farming method is real. People call it hydroponic farming. The word...