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Bushfires in Australia – facts elaboration

14 January 2020 biodiversity

For several months, Australian forests have been constantly consumed by fires. It would seem that this is nothing new - fires on this continent occur cyclically. What's more - they are part of the natural rhythm of Australian nature. This time, ...

Light pollution decimates inscet populations

14 January 2020 biodiversity

Light pollution, alongside the development of human habitats, is becoming an increasingly serious ecological threat. Such a huge amount of artificial light that we emit at night - especially in and around cities - is extremely dangerous to ...

Indoor compost bin – is it a good idea?

14 January 2020 sustainable development

Composting have become full of unfavorable myths over the years. It is believed to be difficult, time consuming, stinking, dirty and vermin attractive. Besides, not everyone can afford it - after all, you must have at least a house with a garden, ...

Edible cups instead of take-out disposables

13 January 2020 sustainable development

Single-use items are the bane of modernity. Cutlery, plates, straws, plastic food containers and take-out coffee cups. The latter is a special problem, because in most cases they are not even recyclable. They are disqualified by a thin layer of ...

Saving water at home is easy and necessary

14 December 2019 ecology

We have a growing problem with access to fresh water. We use billions of liters for both industrial and private purposes. Unsustainable management of this valuable resource often leads to drought and lasting changes in ecosystems. It is also the ...

Seawater desalination – opportunities and threats

14 December 2019 ecology

Nearly ¾ of the Earth's surface is water. Still, over 2 billion people worldwide suffer from water scarcity and thirst. All because only 2.5% of the available water resources is drinking water. But what if salty, seawater could be efficiently and ...

The Interceptor, or the ocean cleaning breakthrough

14 December 2019 ecology

The menace of the modern world and a huge ecological threat at the same time, is undoubtedly plastic pollution. Some even believe that plastics form a new geological layer that can be used to describe the era of human rule on Earth - the ...

Microgreens and their hidden richness

11 December 2019 health

Along with environmental pollution, intensification of agriculture and changes in eating habits, it's increasingly difficult for us to provide the body with valuable nutrients in the right amounts. Malnutrition applies both to the "global North" and ...

Air Protein – meat alternative made of air

11 December 2019 ecology

Environmental degradation associated with animal agriculture is becoming more and more visible and obvious. Food production and distribution system requires profound changes and it seems that - unfortunately very slowly, but - we are beginning to ...

Raking leaves for the winter – necessity or a whim?

19 November 2019 biodiversity

Every year, more and more cities declare their willingness to protect and naturally nurture urban biodiversity. In the autumn-winter period, fallen leaves are one of the key issues of urban ecology. To rake or not to rake? This seemingly small ...

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Bushfires in Australia – facts elaboration

Light pollution decimates inscet populations

Indoor compost bin – is it a good idea?

Edible cups instead of take-out disposables

Saving water at home is easy and necessary

Seawater desalination – opportunities and threats

The Interceptor, or the ocean cleaning breakthrough

Microgreens and their hidden richness

Air Protein – meat alternative made of air

Raking leaves for the winter – necessity or a whim?

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