#sustainability

Innovation and Sustainability: Co-Pilots for the Agri-Food Sector’s Future

By Dativa Minja | December 3, 2024 In an exclusive interview with Daily News, Dr. Innocensia John,...

Seychelles to Build World’s Largest Salt-Water Floating Solar Plant

One of the world's smallest countries, Seychelles is set to build the world's largest salt-water floating solar plant.

AI-generated Models: Levi’s Solution to Sustainable Advertising

Levi's partnered with Lalaland.ai to create AI-generated fashion models for sustainable, diverse, and cost-effective advertising campaigns.

Kenyan Entrepreneur Juma Kiboi Uses Microbes to Unlock Dairy Feed Nutrients

Juma Kiboi says that using microorganisms has allowed his farm, which includes hundreds of breastfeeding cows, to quadruple milk production without increasing feed costs.

Iraqi Fashionistas Turn to Vintage Clothing in Efforts to Combat Climate Change

Young Iraqis showcase sustainable fashion with second-hand clothes in a fashion show to raise awareness about climate change.

Learn from the Past: Embracing Circular Fashion for the Future

Thirsty for Fashion" exhibit showcases circular fashion techniques from history and contemporary designers for a sustainable future.

Toast Unveils Collection of Creatively Repaired Clothing

Toast Renewed collection unveils unique creatively repaired garments using the ancient Japanese technique of sashiko

Mushrooms – The Eco-Friendly Replacement for Plastic

Mushroom-based materials can replace plastic in various areas of applications, reducing waste and promoting sustainability.

Seawater electrolysis breakthrough: Australian researchers produce green hydrogen

A team of international chemical engineers has developed a way to produce green hydrogen from seawater electrolysis without pre-treatment.

Swedish design studio creates bio-based bottle that can be eaten

Swedish design studio Tomorrow Machine and juice company Eckes Granini have developed an edible, bio-based bottle made from potato.

What are the Ethical Approaches to US Health Care Decarbonization

US health system contributes to climate change, but seeks to reduce emissions while avoiding harm to poor community members

Popular

Brazil: Conab sees record 367.1m-tonne grain harvest as rice and wheat fall

Conab forecasts a record 367.1 million tonnes of grain for 2026/27, led by soy and corn, while rice slips 2.9% and wheat drops 27.2%.

China: Beijing Music Festival marks Mozart at 270 with a subway-set Magic Flute

The 29th Beijing Music Festival brought nearly 700 artists from 32 countries to Beijing on 9–20 October for a Mozart-themed programme.

Egypt hepatitis C milestone: first country to keep WHO Gold Tier, 4.5 million treated

WHO confirmed on 14 October that Egypt kept its hepatitis C Gold Tier status, a world first, after screening over 60 million and treating 4.5 million.

Russia: Siluanov back at G20 Bangkok meeting as South Africa stays locked out

Russia's Siluanov sat at the G20 table in Bangkok on 15 October at US invitation; South Africa remains unaccredited. No communiqué was agreed.

Subscribe

spot_imgspot_img

Browse our exclusive articles!

Ukrainians Can Exchange Cash Hryvnias in Lithuania

Under the Agreement, Ukrainian citizens who have registered in Lithuania as refugees will be able to exchange cash hryvnias for euros.

MCIP, together with IREX and the Center for Strategic Communications and Information Security, held a meeting with the communication units of OMA

The Ministry of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine together with the Council of International Scientific Research and exchanges (IREX) and the Center for Strategic Communications and Information Security held a meeting with communication departments of regional military administrations.

Ukraine Travel Restrictions During Wartime: What You Need to Know

As Ukraine navigates the ongoing conflict, the State Agency for Tourism Development (SATD) has outlined essential travel guidelines for tourists planning to visit the country.