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Reduce German gas consumption with heat pumps.

Germany is heavily reliant on the combustion of fossil fuels to generate heat. However, the use of climate-neutral heat sources such as geothermal and solar

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German start-up creates lab-grown fish

Berlin-based start-up Bluu Seafood, formerly known as Bluu Biosciences, has developed a stem cell technology that allows for the production of lab-grown fish in a

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Tasty Meat Alternative: Mealworms

Insects have been touted as a sustainable protein source for the future, but many people are put off by the idea of eating bugs. However,

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Deadly Toxins Released by Cigarette Filters

Plastic waste is a major environmental problem, with humans producing around 400 million tons of plastic waste annually. Unfortunately, plastic waste is not biodegradable and

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Obesity speeds up climate change.

Obesity is not only a health issue but also an environmental one. According to a recent study by The Obesity Society, people who are overweight

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Farming for Climate Change Solution

The Earth’s atmosphere currently has the highest concentration of CO? in a million years, according to data from the American Meteorological Society. However, natural rock

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Rainforests store less CO2 due to water scarcity.

Tropical rainforests absorb significantly less CO? from the atmosphere during periods of water scarcity, a feedback effect that has not been accounted for in most

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Edible packaging made from eggshells

Kopenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is planning to introduce a ban on combustion engine vehicles by 2030. This decision has been approved by all parties

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China Builds Mega Renewable Energy Plant

China has taken a significant step towards achieving its goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2060 with the launch of a massive combined solar and

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Climate Change Absorbs Earth’s Heat

In a world where plastic waste is a growing concern, a team of five students from the University of Hohenheim in Germany has developed an