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Solar-Panel Roads: Do They Work or Just Hype?
Solar roads (paths built with photovoltaic panels) have gone from a science fiction concept to a reality in advanced testing. But can they really generate…
Decarbonizing the Internet: The Hidden Impact of the Cloud and How to Reduce It
While the world focuses on reducing emissions from cars and factories, the internet pollutes more than global aviation. By 2025, digitalization will generate 4% of…
Legal rights for rivers: Success stories from New Zealand and Colombia
In an era of climate crisis and environmental degradation, a pioneering movement is recognizing rivers as living entities with legal rights. From New Zealand to…
Solar Energy Cooperatives: How to Join or Start One in Your City
As electricity prices reach record highs, solar cooperatives are emerging as the most effective alternative for citizens and SMEs to take control of their energy.…
“Eco-anxiety” in young people: How to turn it into collective action
72% of young people between the ages of 16 and 25 experience eco-anxiety —a chronic anguish about the climate crisis—according to the latest WHO report.…
Big Data to Save Species: How Algorithms Predict Extinctions
As the sixth mass extinction accelerates (60% of vertebrate species have disappeared since 1970), an unexpected tool is revolutionizing conservation: Big Data. By 2025, artificial…
Alternatives to air conditioning: Cooling without heating the planet
With heat waves set to break records by 2025, the widespread use of air conditioning has become a vicious climate cycle: the more we cool…
Lithium Mining and Human Rights: The Dark Side of Electric Cars
While electric vehicles (EVs) are being touted as the green solution to transportation, a humanitarian and environmental crisis is unfolding in the lithium triangles of…
Microplastics in Drinking Water: Which Home Filters Actually Work?
Microplastics (fragments smaller than 5 mm) have invaded 90% of the world’s drinking water, according to the WHO. By 2025, studies confirm that the average…
3D-Printed Corals: The Technology That’s Regenerating Reefs
As coral reefs face mass bleaching (50% have disappeared since 1950), an innovation is offering hope: 3D-printed artificial corals that not only mimic the structure…