Secondary Forest
A secondary forest (or second-growth forest) is a forest or woodland region that has regenerated mostly through natural processes following human-caused disturbances such as timber…
Environment
Urban Vitality
Urban vibrancy is the quality of urban places that can attract a diverse range of people for a variety of activities on a variety of…
Tree Planting
The procedure of transplanting tree seedlings for forestry, land reclamation, or landscaping is known as tree planting. It is the practice of transplanting tree seedlings,…
Biophysical Environment
A biophysical environment is a biotic and abiotic environment that surrounds an organism or population and encompasses the variables that influence its survival, development, and…
Environmental Protection for Future Generations
Environmental protection is the activity of individuals, groups, and governments protecting the natural environment. It is the practice of maintaining and protecting the natural environment…
Energy-Efficient, On-Demand Release of Carbon Dioxide is Driven by Light-Activated Acid
Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory have discovered a novel method to release carbon dioxide (CO2) from a solvent used in…
Sustainable Aviation Fuel for the Aviation Industry
Sustainable aviation fuel is made from sustainable feedstocks and has a chemistry that is quite comparable to traditional fossil jet fuel. It is an aviation…
Levies on Renewable Energy Profits Might Make it Difficult for the UK to Meet its Net Zero Goals
An expert has warned that levies on the profits made by the renewable energy sector could make it more difficult for the UK to achieve…
Surface Modification – a part of materials science
Surface modification is the act of changing a material’s surface by introducing physical, chemical, or biological properties that differ from those found on the material’s…
Extensive Methane Gas Leaking From the Baltic Sea’s Deepest Seafloor Discovered
Researchers from Linnaeus University and Stockholm University have discovered an area with large emissions of the potent greenhouse gas methane from the bottom sediments during…
The Cost of Carbon Damage to Businesses if they had to Pay for their Emissions is Revealed by a Study
According to a research by economists of roughly 15,000 public firms, the amount of climate change pollution that the world’s corporations produce might consume about…
A New Study Highlights Opportunities to Safeguard Communities from Forest Fires and Carbon
Concerns about the loss of carbon absorbed and stored in forests from decades to centuries of tree growth have increased along with the wildfire and…
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