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Is This the Future of Fashion?
By Maria Iacobo | Olivia Mintz | School of Architecture and Planning | MIT News https://news.mit.edu/2024/4d-knit-dress-future-of-fashion-0307#article-video-inline Until recently, bespoke tailoring —...
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The ‘Zero’-Label: Gaming Our Guilt
Coca-Cola does it. Nissan does it. Subaru does it. I am talking about ‘Zero’. Nada. Nothing. Null. The term loved dearly by marketers for a couple of years. The term that companies base campaigns on...
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Building Sustainable Food Systems
Sustainable Bites: Food and Our Future What can we do to help make our food systems more sustainable? UBC researchers share small steps that can make a big collective impact. As the climate changes,...
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Nature Should be Farmed, Trimmed, or Destroyed. Don’t Let This Become the Way...
When he was 7 years old my son said to me: when I grow up, I want to move into the jungle and build a house with my hands. Can I come with you? I asked. No, but you can visit me, he said. There is no...
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Moving Trees North to Save the Forests
By John H. Tibbetts On a brisk September morning, Brian Palik’s footfalls land quietly on a path in flickering light, beneath a red pine canopy in Minnesota’s iconic Northwoods. A mature red pine,...
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Hunting Sky Islands for Genetic Clues to Climate Resilience
By Sarah J. Love and Joe Bailey In Water Canyon, New Mexico, there is a small, 18-mile-long, high-elevation area called the Magdalena Mountains, surrounded by desert. The isolated peaks host a...
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Palmwatch Platform Pushes for Farm-To-Fork Traceability of Palm Oil
by Hans Nicholas Jong PalmWatch, an online, open-source tool, is seeking to bring greater transparency to the global palm oil supply web, to better help consumers trace the impact of the commodity. A...
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Study Finds Lands Used for Grazing Can Worsen or Help Climate Change
By David L. Chandler | MIT News When it comes to global climate change, livestock grazing can be either a blessing or a curse, according to a new study, which offers clues on how to tell the...
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‘Planting Water, Eating Caatinga & Irrigating With the Sun’: Interview With...
by Xavier Bartaburu In an interview with Mongabay, Brazilian agroecologist Tião Alves tells how he has been teaching thousands of rural workers to survive in the Caatinga biome, severely afflicted by...
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E-Bike Incentives Are a Costly Way to Cut Carbon Emissions, but They Also...
By Christopher R. Cherry, University of Tennessee; John MacArthur, Portland State University, and Luke Jones, Valdosta State University E-bikes have captured widespread attention across the U.S., and...
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Nuclear’s Role in a Net-Zero World
By Nicola Jones In an online video from Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation, a cartoon simulation shows a tsunami wiping out one of their future nuclear power stations and cutting off power. What happens...
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Lebanese Youths Take Up Rods and Reels To Learn Sustainable Fishing
by Amélie David Lebanon’s fisheries face multiple challenges, including the prevalence of illegal and destructive practices, like dynamite fishing. New initiatives aim to shift mentalities,...
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France and Brazil Announce a Billion-Dollar Amazon Conservation Investment Plan
In a landmark collaboration, the presidents of Brazil and France have announced a monumental conservation investment plan aimed at safeguarding the precious Amazon rainforest. The plan entails a...
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Testing New Ways To Reduce the Environmental Impacts of Food
Sustainable Bites: Food and Our Future What can we do to help make our food systems more sustainable? UBC researchers share small steps that can make a big collective impact. Applying research to the...
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Inching Toward a Global Treaty on Plastic Pollution
By Nicola Jones Our world is increasingly plastic. Back in the 1950s, humanity produced just 5 million metric tons of plastic per year; today it’s 400 million metric tons. Since plastic can take...
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Pollen Count Today Near Me and Spring Allergies Hope
Jump to Recipe – Print Recipe Pollen count today near me is a report you want to take a look at if you are spring or year-round allergy prone these days. And I share tips in this article on how to...
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Cheaper Method Removes Harmful ‘Forever Chemicals’ From Water
By LUKE AUBURN-ROCHESTER A new study published in the Journal of Catalysis describes nanocatalysts developed to remediate per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, known as PFAS. The researchers focused...
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Mindful Minds, Sustainable Lives — part 2
Have you ever thought about the significance of sustainability in connection to our psychological well-being? In what ways they are relevant to each other and how can sustainability contribute to the...
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In Highly Urbanized Japan, City Farmers Are Key to Achieving Organic Goal
By Annelise Giseburt The Japanese government aims to convert at least 25% of all its farmland to organic by 2050, a significant jump from just 0.5% in 2020. Researchers found that urban and...
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AI’s Energy Appetite: A Looming Challenge for Clean Energy Adoption
Sam Altman, founder of OpenAI has a passion other than building deep and powerful Artificial Intelligence (AI) — Clean Energy. He’s an advocate for nuclear fusion through his backing of Helion, where...
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