Sand to Green, a French-Moroccan enterprise, wants to transform the desert from a hazard to a food supplier. The corporation intends to develop additional arable land in Morocco while continuing to support desalination research and development (R&D) and soil re-fertilization measurements. The startup has announced the building of 20 hectaresContinue Reading
Amazon is emerging as the new poster boy for sustainable business practices since it is a significant user of renewable energy and is encouraging measures to cut global emissions through projects such as producing seaweed between wind turbines in the North Sea. Amazon said in a recent press release thatContinue Reading
Open natural ecosystems (also known as ONEs) include cold and scorching deserts, rock outcrops, boulder and rubble fields, wetlands and marshes, and various grasslands and savanna ecosystems all over the world. According to some estimates, they occupy around two-thirds of the Earth’s terrestrial surface. India began mapping wastelands in 2000,Continue Reading
Nutrien Ltd. just revealed that it is considering Geismar, LA as the location for the world’s largest clean ammonia facility. Clean ammonia will be made utilizing revolutionary technology to achieve at least a 90% decrease in CO2 emissions, building on the company’s expertise in low-carbon ammonia manufacturing. The project willContinue Reading
Planting a tree to rescue the globe is a noble idea since trees store carbon by absorbing CO2 from the atmosphere through pores in their leaves. They store it in their branches and trunks and use photosynthesis to convert it into biomass. Carbon is subsequently sequestered and accumulates in theContinue Reading
Death is profound, momentous, and beyond our understanding. With an approach that is as practical as it is meaningful, Recompose connects the end of life to the natural world. Recompose use the ‘natural organic reduction’ which involves surrounding a human corpse with wood chips, alfalfa, and straw before placing it intoContinue Reading
Fundamentally, two of the world’s most pressing challenges, climate change and soil degradation, boil down to a simple imbalance: there is too much carbon in the air, and not enough in the ground. An Australian agritech startup, Soil Carbon Co, which specializes in what it terms “microbe-mediated carbon sequestration” –Continue Reading
Carbon dioxide is actually used for a bunch of things today. The global market for bulk CO2 is about 230 million tons a year, which sounds like a lot, except that it’s vastly smaller than the excess CO2 we emit annually and even smaller than the excess in the atmosphere.Continue Reading
