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Category: Preserve our planet
A Sustainable “Artificial Sun” Takes a Giant Leap
This transformative upgrade to KSTAR represents a monumental stride in the pursuit of sustainable nuclear fusion technology. The ability to withstand temperatures six times hotter than the sun’s core is a testament to the dedication of scientists and engineers working towards unlocking the potential of fusion as a clean energy solution. Nuclear fusion stands out as a promising alternative to traditional energy sources, offering a virtually limitless and environmentally friendly power supply.
Reusable menstrual products: Reduce waste and period cramps with reusable menstrual cups or pads
Reusable menstrual products offer a sustainable, economical, and comfortable way to manage menstruation. They empower individuals to take control of their menstrual health and challenge the stigma around menstruation. Trying different products and methods can help find what works best, while listening to your body and celebrating your cycle.
An innovative cooperative grocery store in France (and around the world) is revolutionizing the food system
In the picturesque town of Die, nestled in the Drôme region of France, a cooperative grocery store named La Carline is rewriting the narrative of traditional food systems. La Carline’s story is one of commitment—commitment to sustainability, transparency, and social justice. In an era where consumers are increasingly mindful of their choices, this cooperative store has emerged as a beacon of change, challenging the status quo and inspiring a shift towards a more conscious and responsible way of sourcing, consuming, and supporting local communities.
Innovative CO2-free engine invented in France
A revolutionary new engine that produces no carbon dioxide emissions has been invented by French engineer Jean-Pierre Gervais. The engine, which is made from recycled materials, is powered by solar energy.
Scorched Earth, Silent Forests: How War Wounds the Web of Life
War is incredibly destructive to both humans and the environment, disrupting the delicate balance of nature and threatening the survival of countless species and ecosystems. The scale and intensity of modern warfare pose unprecedented challenges to the natural world, leaving behind scars on the land, water, and air. Environmental restoration and conservation efforts in war-torn areas are crucial.