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Grassroots Recycling Initiatives In Developing Countries Changing Lives And Landscapes
In 2023, the world generated approximately 2.1 billion tonnes of municipal solid waste, with developing countries contributing significantly due to...
Climate Inaction Could Fuel Spread Of Fungal Infections In Europe: Study
Scientists warn that fungal diseases might become a far bigger concern in Europe if climate action is not taken in response to the planet's ongoing...
World Recorded Its Second-Warmest April Since 2024, Temperatures Remain Above Average
A troubling trend of rising temperatures exceeding the crucial 1.5 degree Celsius threshold beyond pre-industrial levels for almost two years has...
Innovative Ways Of Recycling Plastic Bottles Into Useful Products
In 2023, global plastics production amounted to roughly 415 million metric tons, with plastic bottles constituting a significant portion of this...
Global Banking Regulators Agreed To Strengthen Climate Risk Assessments Despite US Opposition
Despite ongoing resistance from the U.S., international banking authorities decided on Monday, May 12, 2025, to step up efforts to better comprehend...
New York City Among 28 US Cities Sinking Annually Due To Groundwater Over-Extraction
The famous city of skyscrapers and busy streets, New York City, is sinking. According to a ground-breaking Virginia Tech study, land...
Union Government Approves 2.8 Million Tonnes Of FCI Rice For Ethanol Production In 2024-25
The Union government has taken a significant step by authorising an extra 2.8 million tonnes of FCI rice for ethanol production during the 2024–25...
Zimbabwe Introduced Blockchain-Powered Carbon Credit System For Enhanced Transparency
Zimbabwe introduced a blockchain-powered carbon credit system to improve transparency and win back investor confidence in its environmental markets....
Sunny Spring Brings Early Arrival Of Midsummer Butterflies In Britain, Sparking Scientists’ Concerns
Early May 2025 was one of the most advanced Lepidopteran seasons on record, with the wings of midsummer butterflies fluttering across the British...
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06 SEPTEMBER 2025
You Won’t Believe This Butter Isn’t From Cows: Bill Gates’ Air-Made Spread That’s Shaking Up the Food World
Savor’s CO2-crafted synthetic butter, backed by Bill Gates, slashes emissions and skips farms – sustainable dream or health gamble?
05 SEPTEMBER 2025
Scientists Develop Sustainable Carbon Capture Technique Using Shrimp Waste
Researchers at the University of Sharjah have developed a novel, sustainable carbon capture technique using shrimp waste.