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Half-Moon Bunds: Africa’s Low-Tech Anti-Desert Solution

Introduction As desertification continues to threaten drylands across Africa, local communities are turning to simple yet powerful techniques to restore degraded land. One of the most effective low-tech solutions is the use of half-moon bunds—semi-circular earthworks designed to capture rainwater…

Africa’s Great Green Wall: A Project Changing the Landscape—But How Effectively?

What Is the Great Green Wall and Why It Matters In the heart of Africa’s Sahel region—a vast semi-arid belt stretching from Senegal in the west to Djibouti in the east—an ambitious, transformative project is underway: the Great Green Wall….

Bamboo in Western Construction: Trends, Feasibility, and Future Outlook

Bamboo Construction Trends and Viability as an Alternative Bamboo has long been used in Asia for everything from houses to scaffolding, but Western markets are now exploring it as a serious construction material. Researchers note that certain bamboo species offer…

Commercial Solutions to Rising Sea Levels

Rising sea levels are an urgent global issue, endangering more than 800 million people and potentially causing trillions of dollars in economic damages by the end of the century. Coastal cities, vital infrastructure, and agricultural regions are increasingly at risk…

How to Improve Water Quality in Small Lakes and Ponds – Practical Solutions for Homeowners

Many of us still remember the small lakes and ponds from our childhood—the water was clear, fish thrived, and in the summer, we could swim without worrying about algae or pollution. But over the years, those same lakes, like so…

Greenwashing or Genuine Sustainability? The Truth About Bamboo

Bamboo has been widely praised as an eco-friendly material, often marketed as a sustainable alternative to wood, plastic, and even cotton. Its rapid growth rate and natural renewability have positioned it as a “miracle material” in industries ranging from textiles…

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Fridge-Sized Machine Makes Gasoline from Thin Air

A Fridge-Sized Machine That Turns Air Into Gasoline? The Future of Carbon-Neutral Fuel Is Closer Than You Think Introduction Imagine a world where your car runs on fuel made not from oil drilled miles underground, but from thin air—literally. It…

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Is Bamboo Sustainable? The Hidden Environmental Costs

The Dark Side of Bamboo: Is This “Eco-Friendly” Material Causing More Harm Than Good? Once praised as a miracle solution for sustainable design, bamboo is now under closer scrutiny. As its popularity grows, so do the concerns. Is bamboo really…

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China Backs Solar and Wind Abroad, Leaving Coal Behind

China’s Overseas Energy Investments Shift Toward Renewables, Marking a Climate Milestone Published: May 31, 2025 China has, for the first time, invested more in solar and wind energy projects overseas than in coal, marking a significant shift in global energy…

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Historic Shipping Emissions Deal Reached After IMO Talks

Published: May 29, 2025 In a high-stakes breakthrough, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has agreed to cut global shipping emissions to net zero by 2050—a first in maritime history. After days of tense negotiations and near breakdowns, the deal was…

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Innovative Solutions to Microplastic Pollution in Soil & Water

May 29, 2025 Microplastics—tiny plastic particles less than 5 millimeters in size—have become a major environmental concern, infiltrating not just oceans but also agricultural soils. Recent research reveals that microplastics in soil may be even more damaging than previously thought,…

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How Wind Turbines Work: Secrets of Clean Energy

Introduction The elegant sweep of wind turbine blades across a blue sky is more than just a scenic feature of modern landscapes — it’s a symbol of a world shifting toward cleaner, more sustainable energy. But behind their silent spin…

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A New Milestone: World’s Largest Electric Ship Launched

Setting Sail Into a New Era of Green Shipping Electric shipping has just crossed a historic threshold. The unveiling of the world’s largest electric ship, the China Zorrilla, by Tasmanian shipbuilder Incat, signals not only a technical marvel but a…

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Half-Moon Bunds: Africa’s Low-Tech Anti-Desert Solution

Introduction As desertification continues to threaten drylands across Africa, local communities are turning to simple yet powerful techniques to restore degraded land. One of the most effective low-tech solutions is the use of half-moon bunds—semi-circular earthworks designed to capture rainwater…

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Electric Ferry Failure Sparks Sustainability Questions

Introduction In 2022, the maritime world watched with pride as the MS Medstraum was launched—hailed as a groundbreaking step toward sustainable maritime transport. Fully electric, locally emission-free, and backed by cutting-edge technology from Wärtsilä and Corvus Energy, the vessel earned…

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Africa’s Great Green Wall: A Project Changing the Landscape—But How Effectively?

What Is the Great Green Wall and Why It Matters In the heart of Africa’s Sahel region—a vast semi-arid belt stretching from Senegal in the west to Djibouti in the east—an ambitious, transformative project is underway: the Great Green Wall….

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