Tires for electric vehicles (EVs) have become one of the greatest emitters of particulate matter, and it’s having a disturbing impact on our environment. The good news is that a UK-based company plans to build a $500 million tire factory in the United States to manufacture eco-friendly tires for EVs. How to make an EV…
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Businesses can help the planet without sacrificing profits. In fact, many sustainability tips can even save businesses money. It’s a win-win to go green and boost your bottom line. So no more excuses… 17 Ways To Be A More Sustainable Business In 2025 https://ecosend.io/blog/17-ways-to-be-a-more-sustainable-business-in-2024 Related Reading
Flies, often seen as bothersome insects, play an absolutely crucial role as pollinators on Earth. Recent research conducted by Penn State scientists indicates that flies are facing a growing threat due to the escalation of global temperatures. Pollinators most vulnerable to rising global temperatures are flies, study shows https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/12/241220132649.htm Related Reading
What would happen if you were to invite everyone in your neighborhood to an event where volunteers skilled in repairs would try to fix broken devices that community members brought in, free of cost? One woman tried it not knowing if anyone would show up, but it was so successful that it gave birth to…
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Scientists around the world are developing innovative projects to heat buildings without burning fossil fuel. One such project warms buildings from the heat produced by human bodies. The buildings heated by human warmth https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20200908-the-buildings-warmed-by-the-human-body Related Reading
Urban architects, clients and building-code bureaucrats prefer building with synthetic materials like streel, concrete and glass, but building with timber is back in vogue — in a whole new way. Imagining a City of Wood https://www.curbed.com/article/mass-timber-nyc-construction-projects.html Related Reading
The study by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) suggests that implementing a climate fee on food in Germany could effectively reduce agricultural greenhouse gas emissions by 22.5%, which is over 15 million tonnes annually. Climate fee on food could effectively cut greenhouse gas emissions in agriculture while ensuring a social balance https://phys.org/news/2025-01-climate-fee-food-effectively-greenhouse.html…
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The Netherlands sponsors a contest every year to see who can turn the most paving slabs in their gardens into green space. The joyful contest has won over the nation so thoroughly that it’s now considered a national sport, and it is making a positive difference. Tile whipping: The national competition helping to make…
“Scientists have been telling Americans for years to eat less of them, even as food companies and federal agriculture policies push ever more of these foods our way.” This special series on ultraprocessed foods, from the Food & Environment Reporting Network in partnership with Inverse, examines “what they are, why they’re everywhere, and what they’re…
