Sustainable Diving: A Guide to Protecting the Sea
Coral reefs are home to 25% of marine life, but are extremely vulnerable to human activities. With more than 6 million active divers worldwide, sustainable…
The Return of the Gray Wolf: Between Ecological Restoration and Social Conflict
In recent decades, the gray wolf (Canis lupus) has experienced one of the most iconic wildlife returns in Europe and North America. This apex predator,…
The Recycling Myth: Why Only 9% of Plastic Is Actually Recycled
In 2025, while “recycling” logos continue to adorn millions of containers, a revealing OECD report confirms that only 9% of the plastic produced globally is…
Sand batteries: The Finnish invention that stores renewable energy for months
As the world moves toward the energy transition, long-term storage remains the Achilles’ heel of renewable energy. In this context, Finland has developed an ingeniously…
Plastic-eating fungi: The ultimate solution or just science fiction?
In 2025, the fight against plastic pollution has found an unexpected ally in the fungi kingdom. Scientists around the world are exploring the potential of…
Critically Endangered Animals in 2025: Stories of Hope
As the IUCN Red List continues to grow, with more than 44,000 animals at risk by 2025, some lights of hope shine on the conservation…
Rewilding: The Green Revolution That Is Restoring Europe’s Ecosystems
In recent years, Europe has witnessed a radically different conservation movement: rewilding. This strategy, which involves restoring natural processes with minimal human intervention, is bringing…
Caribbean Corals: A Resurgence Between Hope and Science
The Caribbean, known for its pristine waters and vibrant reefs, has faced decades of coral devastation due to climate change, pollution, and disease. However, in…
Urban Gardens: How to Grow Your Own Food in a Small Apartment
In recent years, urban gardens have experienced an unprecedented boom. According to FAO data, 35% of European city dwellers already practice some form of home…
Bioplastics made from algae: The ultimate solution to single-use plastic by 2025?
By 2025, algae-derived bioplastics have emerged as one of the most promising solutions to combat single-use plastic pollution. With significant technological advances and a growing…