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A Woven Air-Conditioner That Doesn’t Require Any Power By Maxime Louis

Matières Spécifiques is a series of environmentally-friendly designs by Maxime Louis that seek to revolutionize home appliances. The current age of modern home appliances is complicated designs of high consumption that become

Jonathan Santosh

August 12, 2022

Activism

Marina Silva, Brazilian Eco-Warrior & Politician

It is said that Nature protects if it is protected. Marina Silva of Brazil happens to be on the forefront of Nature protection in Brazil. Marina Silva was born on 8 February,

Govind Tekale

August 11, 2022

Nature·News

Ukraine’s Habitat & Environment Is Being Deteriorated Due To The War

Outskirts of Kyiv, Ukraine, Wednesday, April 6, 2022. (AP Photo-Felipe Dana)

Jonathan Santosh

August 10, 2022

News·Sustainability·Technology

World’s Largest Vertical Farm Opens In Dubai

The world’s largest vertical farm, dubbed Emirates Crop One (ECO 1), was unveiled in Dubai by the indoor vertical farming business Crop One Holdings and Emirates Flight Catering. The hydroponic 330,000-square-foot facility,

Nikitha Sebastian

August 6, 2022

Nature·News·World

Deforestation In The Brazilian Amazon Forest Highest In 15 Years

INPE (The National Institute of Space Research) released data showing that deforestation in 2021 in the Brazilian Amazon hit the highest point in 15 years. The preliminary data for January shows the

Krutika Surana

August 2, 2022

Design·Sustainability

Earthy Home Products Made From Organic Waste – Ottan Studio

Ottan Studio is an impact startup company based in Istanbul, Turkey, which focuses on up-cycling waste materials into high-quality materials in order to be used in interior and industrial design products. The

Tista Karmakar

July 29, 2022

Fashion·Sustainability

Upcycled Fashion Wear Hand-Stitched By Single Mothers In Colombia – Claudia Gontovnik

Fashion is not only a form of art but an expression of individualist thoughts and societal criticism. Bold Fashion Wear Hand-Stitched By Single Mothers In Colombia. Materializing this very thought, Claudia Gontovnik

Riva Surana

July 22, 2022

News

The Sahara Desert & River Nile Farmland

Egypt’s “Toshka” project is set to reclaim Sahara deserts in the south and increase Nile farmland, consuming approximately five billion cubic meters of water annually. Since a meager 4% of Egypt’s land

Jonathan Santosh

July 15, 2022

News·Sustainability

WTO Will Cutdown Fishing Subsidies To Mitigate Overfishing

Since 2001, WTO members have been negotiating international regulations to reduce damaging fishing subsidies. WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala recently highlighted the issue’s increasing importance by saying, “Let’s try and get it done.

Nikitha Sebastian

July 11, 2022

Activism

Francia Márquez, An Environmental Activist & The New Vice President Of Columbia

In a radical departure from the past, Colombia’s last elections resulted in Francia Márquez becoming the first black vice-president. As an Afro-Columbian, she and Gustavo Petro ran a campaign that put the

Jonathan Santosh

July 6, 2022