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People who react less emotionally to images of environmental damage are also less emotional and empathetic in general, according to a recent US study. The defense of the environment is not just a matter of political opinion, emotions are also important. This is suggested by a new study from the University of Michigan, published in…
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Buried, cremated or donated your body to science? You may not want to think too much about death yet, but there is now another, ecological way to deal with a deceased body. How about turning a body into compost? It already exists in America. American Katrin Spade is the mastermind behind Recompose, the company that…
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Establish a system for monitoring the accidental captures and killings of species requiring strict protection within the meaning of the European directive of 21 May 1992 concerning the conservation of habitats and of wild fauna and flora. This is the purpose of the draft decree that the Ministry of Ecological Transition is submitting for public…
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For five days, the world’s oceans, their condition and their protection were the focus of a conference in Lisbon. In the final declaration, “collective failure” is named and more ambition in the search for solutions is called for. In the beginning there were strong words: UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres spoke of an emergency in…
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After initiating a seabed mining strategy and abstaining from the moratorium proposed by the IUCN last year, the head of state has done an about face. Bluff or awareness in the face of international mobilization? Was it enough to pass through Lisbon, this Thursday, June 30, for Emmanuel Macron to lower the French sails of…
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The Green Software Foundation’s Global Summit highlights the sustainability of technology and the important role developers can play in combating climate change. The practice of developing climate-friendly software is largely in the hands of organizations, but there are steps individual developers can take to benefit the environment. The Green Software Foundation, founded in May 2021,…
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The project is expected to meet 15% of Singapore’s electricity needs. Sun Cable intends to implement the Australia-Asia PowerLink project to transport solar energy from Australia to Singapore.This was reported by the Guardian. The project is expected to meet 15% of Singapore’s electricity needs. Details of the project have been disclosed in a potential environmental…
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On 4 May 2022, Honda announced the release of a renewable energy system based on the recirculation process. According to the company, it has been almost fifty years since humans first landed on the moon, an event that thrilled the world. In 2024, humans will try again to repeat the mission. This time, the plan…
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The UK is implementing a plan to turn abandoned coal mines into geothermal power stations. Abandoned and submerged coal mines are particularly numerous in the north of England, the centre of Britain’s industrial revolution. The South Tyneside Council in the north-east of England approved plans to harness geothermal energy at the abandoned Hebburn mine. Its…
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When it comes to energy policy, China is a country of contradictions. The country is actively introducing renewable energy sources (RES) into its energy mix, building more wind and solar power plants, and applying and exporting modern green technologies. At the same time, it is not withdrawing support from the coal industry and is in…
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