You recognize the power of collective attention and action. By participating in or promoting awareness events, you contribute to a larger conversation and drive meaningful change.
You know that we need to take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts. And you are also prepared to take action to limit global temperature rise.
You aim to minimize your environmental footprint. Because you know that we need to protect our planet for future generations.
You respect your life and that of all other living beings. And you have a strong moral compass that guides your daily decisions and actions.
You deeply care about particular causes and it is important for you to contribute to these. Besides, you feel good doing so.
You recognize that what you eat has a big impact on how ethical & sustainable you life. And you choose foods that are healthful to your environment and your body.
You oppose the status quo of consumerism and our throw-away society. Instead, you prioritize to eliminate waste and keep materials in use.
You know that your thoughts and mindset have a big impact on your daily life. And that affirmations are a great tool to rewire your brain in a positive way.
You understand the influence of language in shaping thoughts and actions. With every word chosen, you aim to inspire, motivate, and advocate for a better world.
Robert Boyce; historian
Europe’s $134 billion hydrogen project is transforming into Earth’s largest construction site, pioneering a shift toward zero-emission construction technology that provides cleaner alternatives to traditional diesel generators.
An elephant has been spotted in Senegal’s Niokolo-Koba National Park for the first time in six years, signaling hope for the potential recovery of elephants in the region where they had nearly disappeared.
Scientists have discovered that tea plants can thrive in Britain’s climate, opening possibilities for local production with unique flavor profiles and health benefits.
Rwanda’s population of gray crowned cranes has nearly tripled over the last decade through community-based conservation efforts, rescuing the iconic birds from the brink of extinction.
Scientists discovered a 160-million-year-old blue-stain fungus in China, pushing back the earliest known fossil record of this fungal group by 80 million years and providing valuable insights into their evolution and ecological relationships.
Researchers have developed flexible perovskite solar coatings that transform everyday devices like smartphones and vehicles into self-sufficient power generators, offering greater efficiency than traditional silicon panels while reducing our carbon footprint.
Hong Kong can enhance climate resilience by integrating nature-based solutions into urban development plans, particularly in the Northern Metropolis area, offering cost-effective ways to address flooding and urban heat issues.
Scientists have discovered a method to fracture deep geological formations at supercritical depths, enabling water circulation that could transform geothermal energy into a major global power source capable of providing clean energy for millions of years.
Japanese scientists have developed ultra-thin flexible solar panels made from perovskite that could generate electricity equivalent to 20 nuclear reactors by 2040, enabling widespread integration into various surfaces from buildings to vehicles.
New electronic beehive sensors monitor colony health by tracking temperature, offering a potentially effective solution to address the critical decline in honeybee populations that are essential for global food security.
Climate adaptation investments deliver more than 10-fold returns, with every dollar spent yielding $10.50 in economic, social, and environmental benefits across multiple sectors.
London’s Oxford Street will be pedestrianized following overwhelming public support, creating a world-class shopping avenue that will boost tourism and economic growth.
Restored wetlands deliver increasing economic and climate benefits over time, with mature coastal wetlands storing three times more carbon annually than during their early years.
Florida’s Miccosukee Tribe is stepping up to purchase traditional lands for a wildlife corridor that will protect endangered species like Florida panthers and Key deer despite federal funding cuts.
A new DartSolar system enables any electric vehicle to harness solar energy while driving, extending range by up to 20 miles per day and potentially paying for itself in just two years.
Canada celebrates National Tree Day on September 24 annually, mobilizing thousands to plant over 10,000 trees nationwide to support environmental sustainability and biodiversity.
Scientists discovered a universal biodiversity pattern showing species cluster in core areas of bioregions and spread outward, providing valuable insights for conservation planning and understanding ecosystem responses to climate change.
MIT launched its first No Mow May initiative at three campus locations, creating habitats for pollinators while reducing resource use and teaching the community about sustainable lawn practices.
Scientists have solved a decades-old mystery by discovering that tiny specialized moths are the exclusive pollinators of certain Australian boronia plants, revealing a rare reciprocal relationship crucial for both species’ survival.
Archaeological evidence reveals Aboriginal people occupied high-altitude sites in Australia’s Blue Mountains 20,000 years ago during the last Ice Age, providing important insights into human adaptation to extreme environments.
Pacific Island nations are establishing the world’s first Indigenous-led multinational ocean reserve spanning 6 million square kilometers, protecting one of the most biodiverse marine regions on the planet.
Researchers have created innovative batteries using industrial waste byproducts, providing an effective way to store renewable energy while reducing reliance on rare metals.
Artificial wooden nests installed in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest have helped the endangered red-tailed amazon parrot population nearly double to 9,000 birds, improving their conservation status to ‘near threatened.’
A minor modification to the Linux kernel code can reduce data center energy consumption by 30-45%, offering a simple solution to the massive power demands of digital infrastructure.
Scientists have discovered that male and female sarus cranes produce distinct notes in their duets, enabling accurate sex identification that can enhance conservation efforts for this vulnerable species.
The Windstrument offers a compact, quiet alternative to traditional wind turbines that can power homes while reducing utility bills and protecting birds in flight.
ERS has acquired Equitable Earth to create high-quality forest conservation projects that empower Indigenous and traditional communities while addressing the urgent need to protect vital carbon sinks.
Princeton physicist Christopher Chyba has discovered a method to generate electricity directly from Earth’s rotation by using a manganese-zinc ferrite cylinder, potentially creating a new sustainable energy source.
Pyrolysis technology transforms 1.5 billion discarded tires annually into valuable resources like fuel oil and carbon black, offering both environmental and economic benefits while reducing carbon dioxide emissions.
Japanese scientists have created a saltwater biodegradable plastic that completely dissolves in seawater after 8.5 hours, offering a potential solution to the global microplastic pollution crisis affecting oceans.
Japanese scientists have developed a revolutionary plastic that completely dissolves in ocean water within hours, offering a promising solution to global marine pollution while still maintaining useful properties like recyclability and flame resistance.
Delta Air Lines is testing an innovative adhesive film inspired by shark skin that can reduce aircraft drag by up to 4%, potentially saving billions in fuel costs and cutting carbon emissions across the aviation industry.
Humpback whales have been observed creating intricate bubble formations specifically in the presence of humans, suggesting an intentional attempt at interspecies communication that could enhance our understanding of animal intelligence.
Astronomers have discovered a promising super-Earth named Kepler-725c in its star’s habitable zone 2,475 light-years away, expanding our understanding of potentially life-supporting planets beyond our solar system.
A Canadian diamond mine now generates 4.2 million kilowatt-hours of clean power annually through a major solar installation, reducing diesel fuel consumption and cutting carbon emissions significantly.
Scientists developed a self-healing battery using oxygen-redox chemistry that lasts longer and charges more efficiently by turning previously problematic structural disorder into a beneficial feature.
A Penn State aerospace engineering student corrected a century-old wind power efficiency formula, enabling turbines to capture more energy and potentially transform renewable energy production worldwide.
The WindRunner megaplane, measuring as long as three Airbus A320s, solves a major transportation challenge for wind power by enabling delivery of massive turbine components to remote locations, significantly expanding potential wind farm sites globally.
Aircela’s innovative machine transforms atmospheric CO2 into gasoline using renewable electricity, creating a carbon-neutral fuel compatible with existing engines while helping tackle climate challenges.
Europe is launching massive offshore green hydrogen projects in the Netherlands that will produce 45,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually, transforming the continent’s energy infrastructure and reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
University of Michigan researchers have developed a method to transform carbon dioxide waste into metal oxalates that serve as cement precursors, providing a sustainable solution for both harmful emissions and construction materials.
Archaeologists have discovered a vast underwater ancient settlement off Australia’s northern Kimberley coast dating back 50,000 years, revealing crucial information about early human migration patterns and adaptability to changing environments.
New lithium-CO₂ batteries developed by University of Surrey scientists capture carbon dioxide while storing energy more efficiently, potentially offering a dual solution for clean energy storage and emissions reduction.
Scientists have successfully recreated ancient Egyptian blue pigment, revealing its varied production methods and unlocking insights that can benefit archaeology, conservation, and modern technology applications.
Scientists have identified two new species of crayfish in the Pacific Northwest that were previously mistaken for the Signal Crayfish, enhancing our understanding of biodiversity in North American freshwater ecosystems.
Texas approved $1.8 billion in funding for microgrids combining solar, batteries, and gas power to protect critical facilities like hospitals and water treatment plants during extreme weather events.
Scientists discovered vibrant hydrothermal vent ecosystems and numerous marine species during a 35-day expedition to the remote South Sandwich Islands, helping document ocean biodiversity before it’s threatened by climate change and deep-sea mining.
A new initiative called CO2 Mitigation Solutions has been launched in Italy, providing SMEs with digital tools to measure carbon emissions and implement decarbonization strategies while supporting international climate projects.
NASA’s CODEX instrument installed on the ISS has captured unprecedented images of the Sun’s outer atmosphere, providing direct measurements of solar wind temperature and speed that will improve space weather forecasting.
A federal appeals court upheld restrictions on the Endangered Species Act, limiting federal protection to areas where endangered species currently live rather than their historical habitats, making endangered species recovery more challenging.
Sulfur-crested cockatoos in Western Sydney have learned how to operate twist-handle water fountains through complex sequences of actions, demonstrating remarkable adaptive intelligence and social learning capabilities.
Sego Innovations has created foldable origami solar cells that provide portable, versatile renewable energy generation anywhere, expanding access to solar power for outdoor activities and emergency scenarios.
A naturally-occurring enzyme discovered in a cemetery compost heap has been developed by German startup ESTER Biotech into a solution that can recycle PET plastic without any quality loss, helping address global plastic waste challenges.
A Spanish startup successfully tested a hydrogen peroxide spacecraft thruster that significantly reduces costs and environmental hazards compared to the industry-standard toxic hydrazine propellant.
Green gatherings and events can be both environmentally responsible and fun, offering ways to celebrate special occasions while significantly reducing waste and carbon footprints.
Scientists at the Marine Biological Association have created a comprehensive collection of over 500 marine fungi strains that can transform seaweed into sustainable food, medicines, and pest control solutions.
Europe is revitalizing ocean thermal energy conversion technology, turning a 200-year-old concept into reality to harness temperature differences between warm surface and cold deep waters for clean electricity generation.
The James Webb Space Telescope has created the largest and most detailed map of the universe ever produced, revealing more than 800,000 galaxies outside the Milky Way and providing unprecedented insights into the early universe.
The UK government commits $270 million to fund the Acorn Carbon Capture and Storage project in Scotland, enabling significant carbon emissions reduction while helping maintain thousands of local jobs.
The EU has awarded €3 million in funding for a CO2 terminal in Lithuania, enabling critical infrastructure that could reduce regional emissions by 25 million tons throughout its operational lifetime.
Puro.earth has launched a public consultation on a new Microalgae Carbon Fixation and Sinking methodology that can capture CO2 through enhanced phytoplankton activity and store it in the deep ocean for at least 200 years.
A historian in Ecuador rediscovered and rebuilt a 1,000-year-old water management system from the pre-Incan Paltas civilization, bringing reliable water to drought-prone communities across the region.
The University of Toronto Kendo Club demonstrates how the traditional Japanese martial art inherently promotes sustainability through its philosophy of minimalism, equipment longevity, and resource respect.
Denmark’s upcoming presidency of the EU Council creates an opportunity to champion human rights and rule of law across Europe, bolstering protections during a critical period of democratic backsliding.
Pacific island nations are creating a massive 6-million-square-kilometer Indigenous-led ocean reserve in Melanesia that will protect rich marine biodiversity while honoring ancestral stewardship traditions.
Singapore researchers created fungi tiles with elephant skin-like texture that naturally cool buildings without electricity, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional insulation materials.
Ammonia released from Adélie penguin colonies in Antarctica creates aerosol particles that boost cloud formation, potentially helping to cool the surface and protect sea ice from the effects of climate change.
Papua New Guinea communities won a delayed Supreme Court hearing to review an environmental permit for ocean mine waste dumping, highlighting their fight to protect vital marine ecosystems that sustain local livelihoods.
French Polynesia has created the world’s largest marine protected area covering 4.8 million square kilometers, with over a million square kilometers designated as highly or fully protected ocean zones.
Researchers have discovered that long-billed curlews eavesdrop on prairie dog alarm calls to detect predators earlier, giving these vulnerable ground-nesting birds more time to hide from threats.
Snow leopards in Nepal frequently cross international borders with India and China in search of suitable habitat, highlighting the need for cross-border conservation efforts to protect this elusive species.
New technological tools and collaborative approaches are helping to protect rainforests worldwide, enabling more effective monitoring and conservation of these vital ecosystems.
Icelandic startup IceWind has launched an omnidirectional wind turbine that captures wind from any direction and generates up to 200 watts of energy, outperforming solar panels by working continuously as long as there’s wind.
New electric car battery technologies in 2025 are doubling driving range and slashing charging times, making EVs more practical and accelerating the transition to sustainable transportation.
Photographers across the UK have documented farmers implementing nature-friendly solutions to environmental challenges, showcasing how traditional practices and innovative techniques are revitalizing ecosystems while producing food sustainably.
Researchers discovered an extensive network of ancient settlements in the Amazon rainforest that housed up to 30,000 people over 2,500 years ago, proving the region supported complex urban societies long before European arrival.
Bangladesh launches a first-of-its-kind conservation initiative to increase the populations of five critically endangered plant species, promising to strengthen biodiversity and protect valuable natural resources.
Carbon capture and storage technology is entering a growth phase with capacity expected to quadruple by 2030, enabling significant emissions reductions in hard-to-decarbonize industries.
Scientists have developed a process to incorporate carbon dioxide into cement production by converting CO2 into metal oxalates, creating a more sustainable alternative to traditional cement manufacturing.
MIT researchers have developed sodium-air fuel cells with high energy density that could power short-haul flights while reducing carbon emissions and helping to mitigate ocean acidity.
A golden eagle has been spotted in northern England for the first time in over a decade, signaling potential range expansion of this important apex predator from Scotland.
A new grassland restoration project in Costa Rica aims to sequester 170,000 tons of CO2 annually while providing ranchers with additional income through carbon credits.
Dutch venture capital firm CapitalT is partnering with CUR8 to neutralize its annual carbon emissions through a curated portfolio of high-quality carbon dioxide removal solutions.
The UK’s 2025 Spending Review allocates £9.4 billion for carbon capture projects through 2029, enabling more efficient CO2 storage and supporting additional CCS hubs planned for the 2030s.
Scientists in Chile have developed fog harvesting techniques that can capture water from air in extremely arid regions, providing a sustainable solution for communities with minimal rainfall.
Conservation of keystone species proves essential for maintaining ecosystem health and promoting human-wildlife coexistence, preventing ecological collapse as seen with wolves, elephants, and beavers.
Scientists have discovered chimpanzees in Uganda’s Budongo Forest applying chewed plants to wounds as medicine, showing advanced healthcare behaviors that extend to treating other members of their community.
Indoor farming technology in northern Manitoba provides fresh produce year-round, helping Indigenous communities combat food insecurity and high rates of diet-related health conditions.
Thirty-seven countries have formed a coalition to reduce ocean noise pollution that disrupts marine life communication and behavior, promising to implement quieter shipping designs and noise reduction protocols in marine protected areas.
Norway’s World Wide Wind has designed an innovative floating turbine with a counter-rotating vertical axis that generated 30 kW in testing, potentially making offshore wind energy more efficient and cost-effective.
A new Community Carbon Removal Purchasing Challenge has been launched to empower local communities across the US to participate in carbon dioxide removal efforts through organized purchasing campaigns.
Research shows African women entrepreneurs adopt more sustainable climate adaptation strategies than their male counterparts, making them strategic investments for building climate resilience across communities.
New research from Stanford University reveals that transitioning to renewable energy sources cuts global energy use by half and reduces costs by nearly 60% compared to carbon capture strategies, providing a more effective path to addressing climate change.
Europe leads the development of commercial-scale ocean thermal energy conversion technology, harnessing temperature differences in seawater to generate electricity and provide sustainable energy solutions to island nations.
Artificial reefs made from human ashes are being developed to revive degraded British seabeds, providing an eco-friendly alternative to traditional burials while enhancing marine biodiversity.
Plant-based food is becoming the norm in many food service settings through behavioral nudges that transform dining habits while preserving freedom of choice, resulting in quadrupling selection rates of plant-based options.
Epson is developing a photocopier-sized carbon capture unit that uses specialized membrane technology to extract CO2 from industrial emissions for reuse in synthetic fuels, with plans to bring it to market by 2028.
Pegasus Capital Advisors plans to invest up to $20 million in Partanna to support CO2-negative cement production and coastal resilience projects, helping tackle climate change in the construction sector.
A crowdsourced mapping initiative is creating accurate maps of disaster-prone areas to help emergency responders locate and save people during climate-related crises.
AuREUS solar panels transform food waste into clean electricity that works even on cloudy days, creating new income opportunities for farmers while addressing two major problems simultaneously.
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