Guardians of the Himalayas: Apis laboriosa and the Himalayan Ecosystem
There’s one tiny creature that has survived the harsh conditions and defies the odds every day, the Himalayan giant honeybee, Apis laboriosa.
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Why Cheap Building Materials Are the Planet’s New Fast Fashion
The rush to adopt ‘greener’ building materials has created a paradox where many products have a low initial carbon footprint but aren’t engineered to last.
The Truth About Corporate Tech Waste and Carbon Footprint
Tech waste makes up just 2% of landfill mass but creates 70% of toxic waste. Let’s take a closer look.
MALAWI: Mutharika Bounces Back, Rides on Rage, Wins Outright
Malawi’s 4th President Arthur Peter Mutharika of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) made a dramatic return to power by winning the General Election.
Is Organic T-shirt Printing The Answer To Fast Fashion?
Many manufacturers address environmental issues via sustainable fabrics, but ink is sometimes forgotten. Organic t-shirt printing is one potential solution.
Renewable Micro-Projects are Transforming Rural Economies
More than just generating electricity or energy, these micro-projects serve as engines for inclusive economic growth, resilience, and environmental stewardship.
Mercury in Malawi: Doing Away with the Silent Killer
Mercury use in artisanal and small scale mining in Malawi is common, but not many people are aware of the deadly consequences that can result from exposure.
An Interview with Ralph Steadman and Ceri Levy
We asked Steadman and Levy how their Gonzovation partnership began, the evolution of their collaboration and their mutual commitment to environmental advocacy.
Eco-Friendly Choices Across Life’s Entire Journey
Focusing on the big picture and understanding the impact of our choices allows us to collectively make a difference. Let’s integrate sustainability into life.
Chia Lagoon: Restoring Bird Numbers and Biodiversity
Chia Lagoon in Malawi has over 600 bird species, and many are endemic. Their numbers have been threatened by overhunting, but recent efforts have seen a change.
In Pursuit of Clean Cooking Energy in Malawi
Lack of clean cooking technologies in Malawi, as in much of the rest of the world, is a large problem, resulting in the problematic use of wood or charcoal.
Sand as a Finite Resource: The Need to Reduce Consumption
Sand may not come to mind when most people think of the world’s limited resources. As through the hourglass, however, sand may be indeed be running out.
DEF and the Drive for Green Freight Solutions
While solutions like electric and hydrogen-powered trucks are gaining ground, Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) has become a proven tool for today’s diesel fleets.
The Impact of Air Pollution on Lung Cancer
This article will delve into the established link between air pollution and lung cancer, focusing on actionable preventative strategies.
Leveraging Industry 4.0 for a Greener Future
The Fourth Industrial Revolution has inspired today with critical technological advancements. Here’s how to leverage Industry 4.0 for a greener future.
Mangrove Forests: A History, Current State, and What’s Next
A look at the current state of mangrove forests worldwide, how we got here, and plans for the future of these delicate yet critical ecosystems.
Mangrove Forests: Environmental and Economic Benefits
The environmental and economic benefits of mangrove forests, from carbon capture and water filtration to reducing the financial impacts of climate change.
An Overview of the Threats to Mangrove Forests
The various threats to mangrove forests can all be traced to humankind, from agriculture and coastal development to tourism and climate change. Let’s discuss.
Skin Can Absorb Toxic Materials found in Workout Clothes
Your skin could be absorbing toxic chemical compounds from your workout clothes, study finds. We discuss the details and implications.
Servo Drives and the Future of Renewable Energy Systems
Servo drives are at the forefront of modern renewable energy systems, acting as critical enablers of efficiency, precision, and scalability. Let’s discuss.
Indigenous Peoples Agree on Defining the Just Transition
Nearly 100 Indigenous leaders from the seven socio-cultural regions of the world have reached unanimous agreement on defining a Just Transition.
How Sustainable Are E-Mobility Battery Chargers?
The sustainability of E-Mobility Batter Chargers is a vital consideration, as it impacts not only the environment but also economic and social dimensions.
The Impact of Paint on the Environment and Human Health
Paint serves a useful purpose, but many traditional formulations contain lead, harmful VOCs, and microplastics. Let’s look at the details and explore alternatives.
Air Pollution and Your Brain: The Hidden Health Crisis
Put together by the team at NordicPure.comReviewed by Brett Stadelmann Air quality is often discussed in terms of respiratory health, but its impact on brain health is equally alarming. Pollutants in the air can lead to cognitive decline, memory issues, and even neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s. As urbanization and pollution levels rise, understanding how poor … Read more
The Power of Individual Action Against Climate Change
Historically, taking decisive climate action has been the domain of policymakers and corporations. The time has come to personally join the fray.
The COVID-19 Plastic Crisis: From Masks to Marine Debris
The covid-19 pandemic has highlighted vulnerabilities in our waste management systems and underscored the need for more sustainable practices and materials.
Biofuels Do More Harm Than Good: An In-Depth Analysis
Contrary to claims, biofuels are not carbon neutral. In fact, in many cases, biofuels end up emitting more carbon than traditional fossil fuels. Let’s discuss.
Ferns and Urban Heat Islands: A Promising Solution
Certain characteristics could make ferns another eco-friendly way to address the exacerbating effects of heat islands. Let’s take a closer look.
Sustainable Sourcing: Guide to Ethical Supply Chain
Sustainable sourcing looks at the impact of procurement decisions on the environment and local communities, and the overall sustainability of the business.
The Circular Classroom: Pioneering Sustainability in Education
Discover all about the circular classroom concept, including the practical steps, success stories, and benefits of fostering environmentally conscious students.
Can Big Data Make Logistics and Transportation Sustainable?
By analyzing data, companies can optimize routes, manage fleets more effectively, and predict maintenance needs, potentially minimizing waste.
Can Hybrid Machining Create More Sustainable Manufacturing?
The heightened focus on sustainability has made manufacturers scrutinize their operations, so how does this impact hybrid machining? Let’s discuss.
The Socioeconomic Case for Upgrading the U.S. Power Grid
There are known socioeconomic benefits to upgrading the U.S. power grid. What are they, and how can the nation capitalize on them for a better tomorrow?
Hydrogen Fuel: An Overview, and Potential for Green Energy
If we were to use it strategically, hydrogen fuel could play a critical role in getting us to net zero greenhouse gas emissions, before it’s too late.
Prioritizing Outdoor Spaces for a More Sustainable Society
Green areas let people connect, but they can be counterproductive to environmental efforts. Here’s a guide to outdoor spaces’ role in a sustainable society.
Reconductoring: Role in Deploying Renewable Energy at Scale
Reconductoring can improve existing structures and make this happen more quickly. Learn how this will impact the future of large-scale green energy.