Climate change, urbanization and rapid growth in the global population have increased reliance on groundwater.
By Dr. Priyom Bose
4 May 2020
French waste management company Suez has partnered with Australian food reselling platform Yume to establish a strategy for tackling commercial food waste.
Remote sensing technologies could help monitor penguins and help protect them from extinction by offering a way to monitor the species more closely, including measuring how prediction models are performing, and when and which colonies around Antarctica are likely to survive for the longest.
By Kerry Taylor-Smith
30 Apr 2020
This article discusses the causes and effects of sea-level rise and how it is affecting the US coastline. It also looks at the need to reduce global warming and climate change.
By Ben Pilkington
29 Apr 2020
The Ocean Cleanup is a non-profit organization that has been carrying out what it refers to as “the largest clean-up in history”. This ambitious, two-pronged project rolled out advanced technological systems at a scale large enough to remove half of the plastic in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch (around 40,000 metric tons) over five years.
By Sally Robertson
27 Apr 2020
This article discusses California's development plans for its largest geothermal energy plant. In January 2020, three companies in the US state of California took the initiative to change the future of geothermal energy.
By Benedette Cuffari
1 Apr 2020
A US-based start-up company called Symbrosia has developed a seaweed supplement that is said to be capable of significantly reducing a cow's methane emissions.
By Brett Smith
21 Apr 2020
Planetarians is an ingredient technology company that produces sustainable plant-based ingredients from upcycled agricultural by-products and solid food waste.
Radical Plastics has developed a plastic resin that breaks down over time into harmless carbon-based materials. The product will revolutionize the field of biodegradable plastics and lead the way to greener options in a bid to fight again pollution in our environment.
The construction of what will be the world's largest offshore wind farm began in November 2020. Britain's homes will be powered by 853 ft-tall turbines, making them the largest offshore wind farm turbines in the world. They will generate clean energy as the powerful offshore winds turn their 351 ft blades.
By Sarah Moore
6 Apr 2020