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Ambitious Eiffel Tower Renovation Turns the Aging Icon’s 1st Floor into a Green Energy Powerhouse
03/17/2014The tower’s energy efficiency the first floor pavilion will be equipped with solar panels and LED lighting.
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Watersquare Benthemplein is the World’s First Public Water Park Fed by Collected Rainwater
03/14/2014The watersquare redefines public space while also providing a self-sustaining green space for the community.
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To Improve The Well-Being Of A Billion People Around The World, Unilever Is Starting With Its Own Employees
03/13/2014“I have learnt that you will get results back if you invest in others, because they will invest in you.”
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Queensland, Australia has Officially Entered Worst Drought in Recorded History
03/12/2014While drought is common in the region, it’s never before been so widespread, and it’s unusual for large portions of the coast to be affected.
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Indonesian religious leaders issue ‘fatwa’ against killing endangered species
03/11/2014It declares that illegal hunting and wildlife trading is “unethical, immoral and sinful”.
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Leather Jacket Changes Color Depending On The Season
03/10/201410 years of research results in a stunning jacket that responds to heat.
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Solar-Powered Floating Island is an Off-Shore Green Retreat
03/07/2014Designed by Michele Puzzolante, this aquatic escape is a waterworld-esque floating island that offers a slice of the good life…
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Shark Riders Pose Threat to Conservation Gains Made with Diving Ecotourism
03/06/2014Excessive handling of sharks, including riding, worries scientists and scuba-diving businesses
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Sharks and rays in big trouble: 1 in 4 cartilaginous fish is facing extinction in near future
03/05/2014Species that have thrived for hundreds of millions of years – almost living fossils – facing oblivion, for what? Soup?
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‘Planet Bonanza’ Indeed: NASA Unveils 715 New Worlds
03/04/2014The count of verified “exoplanets” (those outside our solar system) now stands at nearly 1,700.
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