☕️ Coffee pulp - a way to speed up forest restoration
To spread coffee pulp, which is a by-product from coffee production, over degraded lands can help it recover more quickly, a new study finds.
⚡️🌊 Tidal energy takes Scotland towards zero emissions
Scotland is at the forefront of fighting climate change. On their way towards net-zero, electric cars on the island of Yell can now be powered by tidal energy.
🐠 Abandoned oil rigs are turned into artificial reefs
Instead of removing abandoned oil rigs they should be left on the bottom of the ocean and turned into artificial coral reefs.
🎉 It's time to party sustainably!
This eco-friendly confetti contains flower, grass and herb seeds and is made from starch.
💳🌳 A debit card that helps fund reforestation projects
By using this yet-to-launch wooden debit card you’ll help pay for reforestation projects and plant trees with help from Ecosia.
🌆 Skyscraper in Taipei has a vertical forest in order to absorb carbon
A skyscraper in Taiwan will feature trees, shrubs and plants as a step on the way to absorb excess carbon in the atmosphere.
🛣 New roadside barrier protects people from air pollution
A curved roadside barrier can help protect pedestrians from air pollution, add some roadside greenery and reduce traffic noise.
🌊 New AI tool can check up on ocean health from space
A new AI tool uses machine learning to gain insight into ocean health by analyzing the ocean’s colour.
🌍 Global Forest Watch can now see through clouds
World Resources Institute’s Global Forest Watch can now see through clouds and thereby track deforestation shortly after it occurs.