Although they're not even closely fruits (as many languages used to call them), the small creatures drawn from the seas and oceans are witnessing growing popularity of foodies around the world. Animals such as shrimps and mussels (such as oysters) ...
At the beginning of this year, a group of scientists from Norway and Switzerland, published an article in which they presented a rather unusual idea for the use of renewable energy. Researchers have come up with what they called 'solar methanol ...
Among all of the Sustainable Development Goals, Goal 15 is probably the most pro-ecological one. It calls on the Member States to "sustainably manage forests, combat desertification, halt and reverse land degradation, halt biodiversity loss". Like ...
Earth's oceans are crucial to sustain all life on our planet - including, of course, ourselves. They ultimately regulate weather, rainfalls, provide drinking water and oxygen. Healthy oceans are also necessary in the fight against climate disaster - ...
The times when alarming reports of a climate catastrophe were perceived as a suspicious conspiracy theory, have gone forever. If we want to ensure the prosperity of ourselves, future generations and other inhabitants of our planet, we can no longer ...
What brought us and the planet to the brink of climate disaster (and ecological in general) is, to a great extent, irresponsible consumerism. That is why, among the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, goal 12 has been set: to ensure sustainable ...
Today, cities are by far the largest and most important habitats of people. It is predicted that the trend of population inflow to urban agglomerations will grow each year. That is why it is so important that cities develop in a sustainable way, ...
One of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals according to the Sustainable Development Agenda 2030 is to 'ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy'. To equalize development opportunities in the world in a sustainable way, ...
World water supplies, according to UN, are enough to provide equal access to all people. Unfortunately, due to poor economy or poor infrastructure (or climate disaster), millions of people die every year of diseases related to inadequate water ...
Easily accessible and widely used methods of fighting pests are not only harmful to the environment, but also doubtful from an ethical perspective. Rodenticides contribute to the mortality of non-target animals (often protected species), and in ...
