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Wildflowers: Small Blooms with a Big Impact on Local Ecosystems
They may look delicate, but wildflowers are ecological powerhouses. Found in meadows, roadsides, backyards, and city parks, these bright blooms are more than just pretty—they’re lifelines for biodiversity and vital to healthy ecosystems.
Saudi Arabia to Build Over 1,000 Rainwater Dams in Major Sustainability Push
In a bold step toward water security and climate resilience, Saudi Arabia has announced plans to build more than 1,000 rainwater harvesting dams across the country. It’s one of the kingdom’s largest sustainability projects yet—and a reminder that even in some of the driest places on Earth, innovative solutions are taking root.
Earth2035 Inspires Us To Think Beyond Our Present Time
A Story Shaped By Contrasts In Earth2035, Tom Orrowchild asks us to pause and consider the path we are taking. His own life prepared him to ask such questions. Born in 1970 into a working immigrant family in the United Kingdom, his childhood moved between modern...
Earth2035 Reminds Us Why Tomorrow Needs Our Choices Today
A Vision That Speaks To Everyone Earth2035 by Tom Orrowchild is more than a book—it is a reminder that the choices we make today shape the lives of tomorrow’s children. His story is grounded not in theory but in lived experience. Born in 1970 to a working immigrant...
Floating Ecosystem Islands Bring Biodiversity Boost to Docks
When you picture a city dock, you probably think of concrete, steel, and boats—not buzzing wildlife. But in ports around the world, a quiet experiment is changing that. Floating ecosystem islands are being added to harbours, marinas, and waterfronts—and they’re bringing nature back to places long dominated by industry.
What Does Net Zero Mean?
You’ve probably seen the term Net Zero everywhere - from government plans to business pledges to climate headlines. But what does it actually mean? And why does it matter?
Let’s break it down—clearly, honestly, and with hope for the future we can still build together.
What Can You Do to Reduce Carbon Emissions?
If you've ever wondered "what difference can I really make?"—you're not alone. But here's the truth: when millions of people take small, smart steps together, we create big change.
Carbon emissions come from the way we power our lives—how we travel, what we eat, how we build, and even what we throw away. But the good news? There are clear, practical ways you can help shift the balance. Starting today.
Sunlight Bringing New Life to Kenya’s Countryside
In rural Kenya, solar energy isn’t just lighting homes — it’s changing lives in ways that are visible every day. Small villages that used to fall dark after sunset now have light to study by, charge phones, and run clinics and schools. It’s quiet, clean and...
Carrot-Powered Composites Take Flight
In the rolling farmland of Fife, Scotland, a quiet materials revolution has begun to blossom. CelluComp, the eco‑materials pioneer, is gearing up to deploy its flagship product—Curran®, a high‑performance nanocellulose composite spun from root‑vegetable waste—on a...
Reef Guardians: Protecting Indonesia’s Coast
Off the shores of Hatamin Island, Coral Guardian is leading an inspiring effort to revive coral reefs, bringing science, community and conservation together to heal marine ecosystems. Launched in 2015, the restoration work is focused on Hatamin Island, close to...
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