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UN report warns: The effect of artificial intelligence in the physical world is growing
The new report of the UN reveals the effects of artificial intelligence on water, energy, land use and electronic waste. The physical cost of digital transformation is growing.
Is food waste, plastic waste? Hard balance in fruit-sebze packaging
The struggle with plastic pollution has become one of the most visible titles of sustainability agenda. New regulations are prepared to reduce unnecessary packaging in market shelves in many countries. Plastics used especially in fruits and vegetables are often criticizing. But here is a remarkable paradox appear: Plastic packagings create an environmental problem, while the same zama...
How can the metan cycle climate discovered in the oceans affect?
A new research shows that bacteria living phosphate scarcity produce methane and this can be linked to climate.
Dutch climate policies shape with citizens
Half of the climate recommendations prepared by 175 citizens in the Netherlands. How does participants shape democracy, climate policies?
Population, resources and future: What does a mathematical model say?
How does population and resources balance shape the future? Milan University: Applied mathematical model for 12.000 years data. What risks do results show?
Is it a new period in animal rights?
animals in most countries are considered in the property of people who are legal. But in recent years some courtesy and lawmakers began to reconcile this approach. In Argentina, a schempanzeye was given the status of “family person”, India courts said that animals have constitutional rights, a new law was designed for balinas in New Zealand. These developments are new in animal...
Is the solution to produce drinking water from sea water, risk?
Belmont Desalination Plant, built in New South Wales province of Australia, is one of the most up-to-date examples of how climate crisis change water policies. The giant concrete structures placed in the depths of the ocean will carry to the purification system, pulling the sea water at about 800 meters open from the coast. With a full capacity in 2028, about 30 million litres per day...
Microplastic to carbon storage: Super trees of nature
Trees produce oxygen, carbon stores, provide shade. But some species do much more than that. Microplastics clean from water, heavy metals attract from the soil, protect the coast from storms, regreen the broken terrains. These types grow fast, require minimal maintenance and offer solutions to multiple environmental problems. Here is the example that comes out of nature-based solutions...
Flying ferry above water: model from Stockholm to the world
A ferry water surface in Stockholm is filtered above a meter and connected 14 islands of the city. The sound is not removed, the wave does not create, does not produce emissions. It was seen as a "interesting experiment" when it started to serve in October 2024. The Swedish Transport Administration pilot project in February 2026 successfully announced. Data net: Travel time halves, the number of passengers increased by 22,5 percent, carbon emissions of 94 percent...
Is there enough measures taken to protect the ecosystem?
Infrastructure projects are indispensable part of modern life. Roads, bridges, buildings are built. However, these structures affect the wild life directly: the migration tracks, disintegrates living spaces, species are compromised. In recent years, some projects adopt a different approach. Take special measures to protect the ecosystem. Bridges for deer are built, construction for the passage of dolphins...
What is the super cell phenomenon?
Most sky noisy storm lasts 30-40 minutes and creates local effect. However, some storms continue for hours, have a organized structure and become effective in a much wider area. These storms are called "super cell". The super cell storm observed in Gaziantep at the beginning of May 2026 showed that these systems can be formed in Turkey. But super cells are a global phenomenon...
1 threat from all 5 species under the soil
Penguens, polar bears, or pandalars, often carry on cuffs. But there is a much greater biodiversity crisis in the soil under our feet. A new research published in April 2026 reveals that 20 percent of soil-dependent types are threatened by global scale. Conservation International and International Union for Conservation of Natu...