In evidence – Sayfa 55

Cheap Drinking Water From The Sun, Aided By A Pop Of Pencil Shavings

09/19/2014

Ghasemi and his team still have many kinks to iron out before they can turn the technology into a useful product.

Endangered Species to Light Up UN Headquarters This Weekend

09/18/2014

With the upcoming climate summit at the U.N., there are many plans to shed light on current environmental issues.

Sweden Now Recycles a Staggering 99 Percent of its Garbage

09/17/2014

The Swedes note that such a program is only feasible in a country with a good waste separation system,

Solar Sister Empowers Women to Bring Solar Energy to Rural Africa

09/16/2014

Solar Sister started by training ten women entrepreneurs in Uganda in 2009.

California blue whales have bounced back since whaling era

09/15/2014

But only population of blue whales to have done so…

Activist fuels his bike tour with dumpster food to call attention to Food Waste Fiascos

09/12/2014

By eating from dumpsters during his cycling tour across America, activist Rob Greenfield is hoping to draw attention to, and find solutions for, food waste.

Beijing Recycling Program Turns Bottles Into Subway Rides

09/11/2014

“Reverse vending machines” in subway stations around the city allow riders to deposit polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic bottles in exchange for a commuter pass or mobile phone credit.

Brazil Set to Elect World’s First Environmentalist President

09/10/2014

“Sustainable development is a global trend that can be seen in China, India and elsewhere.”

H&M, Swedfund to Develop a “Responsible” Ethiopian Textile Industry

09/09/2014

Beginning this fall, the joint effort seeks to build a system of production that adheres to high social and environmental standards

Iceland’s Solheimar Ecovillage is Still Going Strong After 84 Years

09/08/2014

This tiny village deserves more attention than it gets, as it is one of the oldest thriving ecovillages in the world, and is a model community for green-minded individuals.

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