For thousands of years, humans have used dried natural sponges for various purposes, including cleaning, painting, and consuming fluids. This material, whether natural or synthetic, is effective at capturing smallContinue Reading
Japanese scientists have found microplastics in clouds, which could be affecting the climate in ways that we don’t yet fully understand. Microplastics are tiny pieces of plastic, less than 5Continue Reading
The new study on methane (CH4) emissions from rivers and streams is significant for several reasons. This means that human activities that alter freshwater ecosystems, such as deforestation and agriculture,Continue Reading
Infosys has made remarkable strides in constructing renewable energy resources, witnessing a remarkable surge in the proportion of renewables utilized for their electricity consumption. As of the conclusion of theContinue Reading
To solve climate chaos, replacing a 150-year-old fossil fuel system with a gleaming electrical one in only 25 years will entail huge ecological consequences. Climate change is only one symptomContinue Reading
Countries can no longer afford to dump the saltiest sources back because the world’s water supplies are already decreasing and are getting saltier. About 80% of the wastewater, which includesContinue Reading
If you’re looking for a pleasant, ecologically friendly beverage, try the Epic OneWater Brew, a kölsch-style beer brewed from recycled wastewater. The Epic OneWater Brew was reportedly made from greywaterContinue Reading
You’re not alone if you have a hoard of unwanted, unused, or expired medications in a cupboard or drawer someplace in your home and don’t know how to get ridContinue Reading
