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Riches’ Extreme Luxury Fuels Climate Change
The wealthiest 10% of the world’s population, including a large portion of Germans, are responsible for approximately half of global CO2 emissions. This is due
LNG Worse Than Coal for Climate?
A new study conducted by Robert W. Howarth of Cornell University has revealed that burning liquefied natural gas (LNG) instead of coal in Germany may
Slow Weight Gain with Insect Proteins
Insect Proteins from Mealworms Could Help with Weight Management Mealworms could be the solution to reducing meat consumption and improving human nutrition, according to a
Global Forest Fires Revealed by ESA
The European Space Agency (ESA) has developed an interactive tool called the World Fire Atlas that tracks global wildfires and their progression over time. The
E-Fuel Research Facility in Germany
The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is researching how to produce electric-based liquid fuels (E-Fuels) on an industrial scale. This comes as the European Union (EU)
Satisfaction over Wealth: No Billionaires Wanted
A recent study challenges the long-held belief in economics that humans have unlimited desires and constantly strive for more wealth. Researchers from the University of
Glyphosate Causes Heart and Brain Malformations
A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Ulm has found that the controversial herbicide glyphosate, even without its additional ingredients, can cause
Reducing guilt over meat consumption?
Meatshaming, a practice where food items are labeled with messages such as “An animal died for this piece of meat!” in an effort to reduce
Meat consumption threatens global food supply.
The current food production system is threatening the future global food supply, according to a study by PwC Strategy& titled “The Coming Sustainable Food Revolution.”
Microplastics Harmless to Fish and Consumers
A recent study conducted by the Thünen Institute for Fisheries Ecology has found that microplastics in the North and Baltic Seas do not pose a
