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Chemical recycling dissolves plastic crisis, melts
The plastic industry highlights the concept of “chemical recycling” in recent years. According to the rules, this technology can turn recycled plastic waste into new plastics. However, data shows that these promises are a serious difference between the truth. What happens in reality? In 2023, the study of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, connected to the US Ministry of Energy...
Is Venice portable?
Venice is a city with water for centuries. But today the same water threatens the future of the city. The rising sea level and the risk of increasing stone brings the question that Venice can stay in the long run. The issue according to scientists is no longer just managing water raids. The main question is how long the current measures can protect this historical city. Sea level...
Controversial experiment for climate crisis: 65 thousand litres of chemicals were released in the ocean
Last year, in August four days, the US's Maine Bay's waters took a dark red shade. The image was pushing the toxic red alg explosion. However, this was not a natural event, but an experiment that scientists did. The researchers pumped about 65 thousand liters of alkaline chemicals marked with red paint to the ocean. Objective, more carbon absorption of the ocean...
Are you ready to heat electric vehicles?
Electric vehicles are seen as one of the most important tools to reduce carbon emissions in transportation industry. The goal of reducing dependence to fossil fuels has increased rapidly the demand for electric vehicles worldwide in recent years. This conversion in Europe is particularly remarkable. In the end of 2025, according to European Auto Manufacturers Association data, full electric vehicle sales in the European Union...
The story of sports from the ground to the planet
Sport has been defined over speed, power and competition for many years. The success score was measured in the sign, the value was expressed with the trophies. But as of 2026, there is a deeper transformation in the sports world. Now the question is not only who won. How much carbon did this organization produce? What material was made? What social benefit did this investment have created? Global sports economy continues to grow...
More expensive than Carbon Chest
The researchers from the United States (USA), Germany, Canada, Italy and the Netherlands conducted a study with the calculation of the ocean-based effects of the carbon release. The study published in Nature Climate Change showed that the oceans are doubled about the social cost of the carbon (SCC). In the study, seas, oceans and...
‘Bana won’ perception makes it difficult to fight global climate
The researchers say that people believe that climate change affects others more than themselves, a ‘psychological bias, which compelling the fight against global warming. The researchers from Gothenburg University in Sweden analyzed 83 studies, covering more than 70 thousand people in 17 countries where participants from the US, Asia and Europe were located. English...
Is the net zero target really applied?
EY 2025 report reveals that most businesses have set a clear zero goal but that these targets remain in the class of applicability.
The most important challenge of the future year for companies is climate change and sustainable k
According to the 2025 report of Deloitte, 45% of directors see as one of the largest 3 challenges for climate and sustainability companies.
COP30’s nineth day
On the ninth day of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), the negotiations pointed to a stage where significant progresses are recorded in the hardest and result decisive titles. New investment initiatives for the reclaiming of lands, the steps to strengthen the integrity standards in the carbon markets, the global South Business Association and...
Increased costs harm the energy sector
Climate shocks, increased costs and geopolitical voltages create fluctuations in global industries; energy and food sectors are among the most affected ones.
Lecture notes before COP30
Climate change continues to be one of the most urgent global problems of the twenty-first century. For decades, world leaders are sitting on the table with the search of solutions; many international agreements were signed from Kyoto Protocol (1997) to Paris Agreement (2015). However, while global emissions continue to increase, biological diversity is rapidly reduced. Except exceptional achievements such as the Montreal Protocol,...