More than 70% of the world’s groundwater could be contaminated by 2100
The world’s coastal areas are facing a growing and often ignored danger: thesalt water intrusion in aquifers. These natural reservoirs
This indigenous lawyer is fighting for the people of Melanesia, in the world’s largest climate case
He is Julian Aguonhuman rights lawyer indigenous peoples and writer. He is the founder of Blue Ocean Lawa law firm
Vampire Hedgehog and Leafless Orchid: The Great Mekong Unveils 234 Fantastic New Creatures (That We Must Protect)
A “vampire” hedgehog, a leafless orchid, an underwater fern and a lizard worthy of “Game of Thrones”: they are just
Lab-grown stem cell-based wood could end deforestation once and for all
A tiny fragment of woodderived from plant stem cellscould represent a turning point in the fight against deforestation and in
Ecocide: imprisonment of up to 20 years for those who damage the planet, Scotland is about to make history
In 2025, the Scottish Parliament (Holyrood) will debate a bill that could transform the environmental justice landscape: criminalizing ecocide, i.e.
Concentrated solar: accumulating energy through sulphur, the ENEA prototype that could change everything
Solar energy finds a new ally in the sulfurthanks to the project Sulphurreala European initiative that has awarded almost 4
Agrivoltaic, the farm that grows tomatoes and produces hydrogen for tractors
Here is the off-grid farm, which produces energy thanks to agrivoltaics and powers hydrogen vehicles. In addition to creating additional
Amazon: not just farms, deforestation is also the fault of these 5 European shipping companies
You know that succulent steak sizzling on the grill? Well, it might have a bitter aftertaste of deforestation. An investigation
Renewables, is it better to build a solar park or a wind farm? MIT engineers have found the answer
In the world of renewable energy, where decisions about where to build new wind and solar plants are often left
The desalination system which, in addition to drinking water, produces hydrogen, electricity and cold air for refrigeration
With the climate change which intensifies drought and heat in many regions, the world needs versatile technologies that can solve