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Are Environmental Crimes Acknowledged Enough?

Desk ReporterDecember 24, 2025December 27, 2025

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Are Environmental Crimes Acknowledged Enough? Samia Sayeed Climate change and environmental destruction are viewed not just as ecological problems, but also as significant causes of human suffering and social unrest. Destruction of ecosystems can become a powerful instrument of domination or displacement. Environmental change can often be subtle, resulting from......

New Data Reveals Marine Cloud Brightening Could Harm the Ozone Layer

Desk ReporterDecember 24, 2025

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The High-Stakes Debate on Geoengineering Geoengineering, a Group of Would-Be Planet Hackers’ Wild Plan to Save Earth The High-Stakes Debate Over How to Talk About Geoengineering Marine Cloud Brightening Could Harm the Ozone Layer, New Study Explains ” Here goes the Original statement As deforestation, greenhouse gases release and rising temperature are......

Plastic pollution and climate crisis ‘joint crisis’

Desk ReporterDecember 23, 2025

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Plastic pollution and climate crisis ‘joint crisis’ Plastic pollution and the climate crisis are interconnected issues that worsen each other’s effects, creating a ‘joint crisis’ for marine ecosystems. A study by Imperial College London has found that higher temperatures and UV light are accelerating the breakdown of plastic waste into......

Environment agency inaction threatens water and land pollution

Desk ReporterDecember 22, 2025

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Toxic waste pile in Oxfordshire As environmental crime in the UK has increased dramatically, it is now being labelled as the ‘new drug trade’. Toxic waste was illegally dumped near a river in Kidlington, Oxfordshire, alarming local authorities and environmental groups. Investigations show that organized crime groups are taking advantage......

Drought and the ‘soil microbiome’ crisis in global agriculture

Desk ReporterDecember 21, 2025

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Drought and the ‘soil microbiome’ crisis in global agriculture Drought and intensive farming in tandem: Global food security in the face of the destruction of the ‘soil microbiome’ of farmland The combined effects of climate change-induced drought and intensive farming practices on farmland worldwide are severely damaging the diversity of......

Pesticide Use in Bangladesh

Desk ReporterDecember 20, 2025December 27, 2025

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“Pesticide Use in Bangladesh: Recent Trends and Emerging Risks” ‘Regional Analysis’ Tasmia Mahmud Parisha Pesticides are substances used to kill or control pests like insects, weeds, fungi, and rodents that harm crops, public health, and stored food. Since the Green Revolution, they have played a crucial role in improving agricultural......

Turning plastic waste into valuable graphene

Desk ReporterDecember 19, 2025December 20, 2025

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Turning plastic waste into valuable graphene A dream of converting the world’s vast pile of plastic waste into a valuable resource is about to come true. Researchers at Rice University have developed a method to convert various plastic waste into a super material similar to graphene in only a few......

Groundbreaking technology to address water shortages: Hydro-Panel

Desk ReporterDecember 18, 2025December 18, 2025

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Groundbreaking technology to address water shortages: Hydro-Panel A new technological innovation has emerged to address the world’s rapidly growing water shortage. A technology company based in Sunnyvale, California, has invented the Atmospheric Water Harvesting Solar Panel, or ‘Hydro-Panel’ for short. This system generates solar energy and collects water vapor from......

The risk of ancient microbes resurfacing as the Arctic thaws

Desk ReporterDecember 18, 2025December 18, 2025

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The danger of waking up frozen microbes The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has uncovered an unexpected and potentially catastrophic aspect of environmental upheaval. The agency’s report, ‘Frontiers 2025’, warns that climate warming could melt Arctic permafrost, potentially reactivating ancient microbes that have been dormant for thousands of years. “Box”......

Catalyst Breakthroughs and the Race for Cost-Effective Green Ammonia

Desk ReporterDecember 16, 2025December 16, 2025

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The Green Hydrogen Economy’s Next Frontier The global transition to a decarbonized energy system hinges on scaling up Green Hydrogen ($H_2$) and its most viable carrier, Green Ammonia ($NH_3$). A significant new wave of international innovation is targeting the core bottleneck: the energy-intensive process of ammonia synthesis. Recent breakthroughs in......

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