Is Cactus Gas The Future Of Biofuel?
2017-09-04
The prickly pear cactus (locally known as nopal) is ubiquitous in Mexico. Farmed in massive quantities across the nation, it’s a local food staple, an ancient sacred symbol, and theContinue Reading
Bioplastic Companies Pioneering a Positive Change
2017-08-07
Plastic polymers have become a major environmental crisis. Countries all over the globe have begun to take steps on curbing its usage. Bangladesh has prohibited plastic bags countrywide, Ireland hasContinue Reading
Why biodiesel algae is not cost effective?
2017-08-07
Photosynthetic algae need carbon dioxide, water and light in order to grow (in addition to various other nutrients like iron and nitrogen). If you grow algae in open pools (asContinue Reading
Undoing the wrongs of fossil fuels-INDIA’S FIRST BIO CNG PLANT
2017-04-18
There was a time when countries around the world would compete within themselves for being touted as the most ‘developed country’ or the country with the best lifestyle to offer.Continue Reading
‘We are not competing with anyone’ – JBM Solar
2017-08-02
Clean Future in conversation with Nishant Arya, Executive Director of the USD 1.35bn JBM Group, on his ambitious plans to invest INR 1600 crore in the RE domain, the manyContinue Reading
GLP-1 Weight Loss Drug Boom Has An Environmental Cost
2026-02-10
The global surge in weight-loss medicines is reshaping health markets. However, it is also creating a new sustainability challenge. Manufacturing processes behind GLP-1 drugs are producing significant chemical waste, raisingContinue Reading
Greener Shipping Is Becoming The Next Climate Frontier
2026-02-09
Shipping connects the global economy. It also creates massive packaging waste. Plastic cushioning materials remain a hidden climate problem.Most people use them once and discard them. Some materials take centuriesContinue Reading
Should Science Shape Evolution? The Ethics Of Editing Nature
2026-02-07
Human influence now shapes the biosphere in unprecedented ways. Species are disappearing under climate change, pollutants, and invasive organisms. Scientists and ethicists now ask: should we intervene in evolution toContinue Reading