New Antarctica – Almost Ice-Free!
2020-02-28
NASA images show a new side of Antarctica, an almost ice-free side. A research station in Antarctica recorded a temperature of 65 degrees on Feb. 6, believed to be theContinue Reading
Tiruppur – A Hub For Recycled & Sustainable Fashion
2020-02-27
Use of recycled fibers and fabrics and green initiatives are now being discussed to a great extent among garment exporters in Tiruppur, as overseas brands talk about sustainable product ranges.Continue Reading
Making Perovskite For Solar Cells From Wasted Lead
2020-02-27
Researchers from China’s Xidian University are proposing to use waste lead from lead-acid batteries for the manufacturing of perovskite for solar cells. The proposed one-step process, which was tested inContinue Reading
Mitigation & Adaptation Can Go Hand-In-Hand
2020-02-26
Climate actions have often fallen into one of two strategies: mitigation efforts to lower or remove greenhouse gas emissions, and adaptation efforts to adjust systems and societies to withstand theContinue Reading
German Court: Tesla Can Chop Trees On 277 Acre Site
2020-02-24
The Berlin Higher Administrative Court (OVG) rejected the complaint of two environmental associations against the premature start of construction on Tesla Gigafactory 4, aka Giga Berlin. This news is onContinue Reading
Indian Migratory Species Get International Protection
2020-02-21
India’s proposal to include Great Indian Bustard, Asian Elephant and Bengal Florican in Appendix I of UN Convention on migratory species was unanimously accepted today at the ongoing thirteenth ConferenceContinue Reading
Green Touring Is The New Normal!
2020-02-21
In November, popular British rock band Coldplay announced that it would not be touring to promote its newest album “Everyday Life,” specifically because of the environmental impact of a globalContinue Reading
Work At ‘Tesla Giga Berlin’ Has Been Halted By German Court
2020-02-19
Work on Tesla Gigafactory 4, aka Giga Berlin, in the state of Brandenburg in Germany has been halted after a ruling by the higher administrative court of the states ofContinue Reading