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Environment Protection

The risk of ancient microbes resurfacing as the Arctic thaws

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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”......
Environment Research

Catalyst Breakthroughs and the Race for Cost-Effective Green Ammonia

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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......
Environment Protection

Green Hydrogen Production from Seawater

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Green Hydrogen Production from Seawater: A New Innovation in Environmental Protection Transforming seawater into a carbon sink and fuel source: The revolutionary ‘Equatic Technology’. Equatic Technology, a startup, has made a groundbreaking innovation in environmental protection by converting seawater into green hydrogen fuel and permanent carbon storage. This technology uses......
Environmental Science

New Eco-Friendly Innovation: Sand Battery for Renewable Energy

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Finnish Innovation: The World’s First Sand Battery Successfully Used for Long-Term Energy Storage To meet the challenge of storing renewable energy, Finnish scientists have come up with a strange yet highly effective solution: the ‘Sand Battery’. This industrial-scale battery is the world’s first commercially launched long-duration thermal energy storage system,......
Environment Pollution

New route for international environmental crime

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‘Toxic waste’ trafficking in West Asia and the Balkans: New route for international environmental crime Environmental crime now extends beyond wildlife trafficking to include illegal waste trafficking, which has opened new avenues for international crime rings. A recent Europol report reveals that toxic electronic waste, industrial chemicals, and nuclear waste......
Environment Research

International Debate over ‘Moral Hazard’ of Maintaining Fossil Fuels

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Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS): International Debate over ‘Moral Hazard’ of Maintaining Fossil Fuels Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a key technology for reducing carbon dioxide emissions and combating climate change. However, its broad adoption has sparked significant discussions about potential moral hazards within the international community. Critics argue......
Biodiversity

Blue whales and other endangered species at risk

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Deep-sea mining in the spotlight: Blue whales and other endangered species at risk Deep-sea mining for essential minerals needed for electric cars and green technology has ignited a global debate. Scientists warn that mining could irreversibly harm marine ecosystems and endanger species like the blue whale. The loud noise from......
Environment Pollution

Antarctic Ocean Weakness: Global Carbon Sink Capacity Sees Unexpected Decline

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Antarctic Ocean Weakness: Changing Role of Global Carbon Sink Two of nature’s main allies in combating global warming—terrestrial forests and the ocean—are losing their carbon sink capacity. The most worrying of these is the weakening of the Southern Ocean around Antarctica. The ocean used to help stabilize the climate by......
Bangladesh

South Asia in the Face of Climate Disasters: Regional Cooperation Urged to Tackle Extreme Floods and Heatwaves

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South Asia in the Face of Climate Disasters: Regional Cooperation Urged to Tackle Extreme Floods and Heatwaves A new World Bank report states that by 2030, almost 90% of the region’s population will experience extreme heatwaves, and one in four will encounter severe flooding. Coordinated action across political boundaries is......
Environmental Problems

ESDO Research: Dangerous Levels of Lead in Decorative Paints

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ESDO Research: Dangerous Levels of Lead in Decorative Paints A new and serious aspect of industrial pollution and public health risks has been revealed in a recent study. A study by ESDO (Environment and Social Development Organization) found dangerous levels of lead in decorative paints sold in Bangladesh. This discovery......

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