How Wind Turbines Repay Their Carbon Footprint — Then the Viral Claims They Face
Wind turbines require steel, concrete, diesel and energy before operation. Here is how lifecycle carbon and energy payback work—and what viral claims miss.
7,767 Chainsaws and Homemade Guns: Inside the Cardamom Mountains Frontline Where Rangers Seize the Tools of Forest Destruction
Rangers in Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains seized 7,767 chainsaws and homemade guns used for poaching sun bears and macaques. We verify the scale and the drivers.
Google’s Finnish Forest Clearcut for Gemini AI: When “Green Energy” Powers Machine Learning at City Scale
Google's planned Finnish data center for Gemini AI may consume 2-3× Oulu's electricity. We verify the forest clearance, "green energy" claims, and the AI
London’s Carbon Colossus: 1.2m Tonnes A Year From One Datacentre
A proposed London datacentre could emit 1.2m tonnes of CO2 yearly—equal to 8,480 New York flights. Planners call the figure 'staggering'.
Wet Pet Food Causes 8 Times More Carbon Footprint Than Dry Food
One of the pivotal factors that have an impact on the environment is food production as it is responsible for approximately one-quarter of it. Thus, its sustainability should not be overlooked. Moreover,
Pranjali Hasotkar
Peatlands, The Terrestrial Carbon Sinks Of The Planet – India & Africa
Mire or Peatland is a wetland area dominated by living peat-forming plants. Peatlands arise because of incomplete decomposition of organic matter, usually litter from vegetation, due to water-logging and deprived oxygen. All
Barkha Pawar