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Human Civilization Loves Generating Waste

Humans and the environment have long had a complicated connection. Our ability to influence the natural world has risen dramatically as human civilization has evolved. Forests have been hacked down to make

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Police Is Asking Waymo & Cruise To Share Autonomous Vehicle Data

Robotaxis driven by firms such as Waymo and Cruise employ a slew of cameras and sensors to avoid clogging traffic and colliding with objects. Those cameras, however, capture everything, including the faces

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The Dark Side Of Fast Fashion Is Killing Us!

EcoCult blog which was started in 2013, has become an authority on sustainable fashion. For the last decade, it has been covering the dirty side of fast fashion — from its contribution

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Lethal Heatwaves Are Hitting Indian Women The Most…

Last year, India’s meteorological bureau said that the country had its warmest March since 1901, when temperatures were first recorded. According to a new Cambridge University research, 90% of the country has

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Section Of Alps Mountain Collapses Due To Global Warming

A section of an Alps mountain’s peak has crumbled, most likely due to permafrost thawing caused by climate change. Millions of cubic feet of stone fall down a steep mountain terrain earlier

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Commercial Segment Is Still Shying Away From Embracing EVs

There has been a surge of interest in Indian electric vehicle (EV) market as they have the potential to allow us to travel in a environment-friendly manner. High petrol prices further underline

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Search For Super Smooth Hulls To Enhance Efficiency For Ships Is Still On…

Ships that had been at sea for an extended period of time came to dock with hulls tainted with barnacles, seaweed, and other marine filth. This delayed the vessels—laborers had to scrub

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Cool Roofs Can Offset The CO2 Emissions Of 300 Million Cars & Trucks

In 2010, a Berkeley Lab study based on NASA data estimated that using “cool roof” techniques on the roofs and pavements of all cities in the northern hemisphere could result in a

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