About a decade ago, headlines ran rampant about a Californian entrepreneur who dumped 100 tons of iron filings into the Pacific Ocean. The entrepreneur did...
Archive for tag: carbon dioxide
What’s The Deal With Record Breaking Temperature in March?
The worldwide climate is experiencing extraordinary warming trends, with March 2024 marking the tenth consecutive month of unusual temperatures. According to data from the European...
Abandoned Lands Might Look Desolate, but Ecologists Think They Have Promising Potentials
Gergana Daskalova’s journey as an ecologist started when she grew up in a countryside with only a very few people around. There lay large areas...
Europe Lowest CO2 Emissions in 60 Years Sparks Hope
In 2023, the European Union did something great for the environment. They made the air cleaner by reducing the bad stuff from factories and cars...
From Captured Carbon to Drinks: Let’s See How It’s Done So Far
Good old carbon dioxide. Plants need it, we need it, the beverage industry needs it, but our planet is getting too much of it. Take...
Reduce Your Carbon Footprint: 7 Innovative and Eco-Friendly Ways to Improve Your Venture
Are you worried about how your company affects the environment? Do you wish to lessen your carbon impact but are unsure where to begin? Look...
Low-Carbon Electricity Production Isn’t Always Good? Let’s Take a Look
It’s now known that most parts of the world are doing their contribution to reach the same goal: a future that’s better for our planet. ...
Polluted Skies: A Reality Check on the World’s Most Contaminated Cities
Air pollution is an environmental and health concern that cannot be overlooked. WHO declared air pollution a public health crisis, causing more than 4.2 million...
Orca, The World’s Largest Carbon Capture Plant Is Operating
An Orca located in Iceland is doing something that most people in this planet would not believe. It sucks carbon dioxide from the air instead...
According to Experts, Cutting Methane Isn’t a Shortcut for The Climate Crisis
Fear is a powerful drive. Once we find out that methane is responsible for 30-50% of current global warming, and that it’s at least 28...