International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has started global talks to bring about a consensus or aviation climate pact on reducing airline emissions. ICAO is United Nations specialized agency. It meets every three years. The airline sector, the same as the overall global economy, had suffered severely due to the pandemic. And now the global rise …
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Decades of intensive agriculture in Britain caused their arable soils to lose more than half of their carbon from the overall soil structure. Also, the country faces with downhill in the numbers of agricultural species. Thus, the revolution in growing food is a matter of life. Sustainable agriculture in growing food is a must. The …
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Poland decided to suspend a ban on the usage of coal for heating homes. The ban suspension is until April next year. The officials hope this step will ease the supply crisis already affecting the country. Poland is European Union’s biggest coal producer and lignite, the more polluting coal, is used for electricity production. It …
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Citroën made a concept car, “Oli”, inspired by the easy-imaginable future of a world that lacks resources. Its concept car uses cardboard for some car parts, which suppose to be made of steel. With this concept car, Citroën makes the future by waking the memories of the Trabant car from the past. Anticipating resources shortage …
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A crude oil spill of approximately 2,500 barrels happened in the Amazon region. It seems that this incident won’t pass easily as Peruvian indigenous groups decided to block a large river in the country’s part of the Amazon region. The Amazon region is where the world’s largest rainforest is and is called the “lungs of …
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According to the Director General of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), Francesco La Camera, the Ukraine crisis probably will speed up the energy transition to greener fuels. The first reason is that renewables can ensure energy independence from Russian gas. The second reason is they can certainly help environmental circumstances as they are now. …
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Energy bills became unbearable, so you decided to go solar. Good. But how many solar panels do you need to power your house? Before you invest money, invest time to get to knowledge. Here are some basic facts and simple math. Why solar panels’ energy production is so popular? As time goes by and economic …
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The main component of natural gas is methane. It is one of the greenhouse gases and causes global warming. In short, this is one of the consequences of the Nord Stream two pipeline leakage reported this week. The bubbles of methane were noticed in the Baltic Sea where the pipelines pass. And this is a …
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Expensive gas means not enough cost-effective electricity. As there is not enough cost-effective electricity, crypto-mining becomes pricey. Crypto-miners use powerful computers to solve complex mathematical puzzles to mine new tokens. It is equal to spending a lot of electricity. The math is – more expenses, less gain. Cryptocurrency miners do not use much sustainable energy, …
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Europe has an energy problem. Thus Japan is about to restart more nuclear plants to produce more power. The plan is to help ease Europe’s energy supply deficit during the winter. Also, more liquefied natural gas (LNG) will become available by this step, announced the Executive Director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), Dr. Fatih …
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