Archive for August 2019
Scientists provide another reason to bid adieu to coal
Energy derived from fossil fuels is far less efficient than previously thought, according to a new study.
Algae claims 3 dogs, likely to worsen with global warming
Pet lovers across the planet were alarmed to hear the story of three dogs in the United States who went out for a splash-filled adventure at a local pond but died within hours – all because of toxic algae that
Tiny spirals could help rid the oceans of microplastics
Tiny spring-like carbon nanotubes could break down microplastics in the oceans.
Senegal: Africa’s New Waste Warrior?
Speaking Monday on the sidelines of Eid prayers, Senegalese President Macky Sall reiterated his commitment to making his country into a trailblazer in environmental protection. “I want Senegal to be identified as one of the cleanest countries in Africa”, Sall
Going greener is a smart move for businesses
More and more consumers are becoming aware of the need for informed decisions in their choices if we are to save what’s left of the planet’s depleted natural environments and mitigate the effects of climate change through reduced carbon emissions.
Orangutans are pretty darn smart
Just how smart and inventive orangutans can be continues to surprise us.