Rare Kemp’s Sea Turtle Washed Up in Dishoek Weak and Covered in Mussels

Rare Kemp’s Sea Turtle Washed Up in Dishoek Weak and Covered in Mussels

@Sea Animal Rescue TeamThe weakened turtle, among the tangled mussels. In association with Broadcasting Zeeland NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 12:52 A rare Kemp’s sea turtle washed up again on the beach at Dishoek, near Vlissingen, this morning. It is the third time in a short time that this has happened. The animal appeared to be seriously weakened … Read more

Scotland’s Wind Farms Powered by Diesel Generators: Environmental Impact and Investigation

Scotland’s Wind Farms Powered by Diesel Generators: Environmental Impact and Investigation

A large number of giant wind farms in Scotland have been reliably reported to have used diesel generators. There have already been more than 70 recorded cases where electricity was supplied from diesel generators because the wind turbines themselves were damaged. Scottish Power said they had to do this because the internal heating system was … Read more

Preparing for Organic Waste Recycling: Challenges and Solutions

Preparing for Organic Waste Recycling: Challenges and Solutions

We each produce 280 kilos of trash a year and in it and there’s a lot of stuff that shouldn’t be in there. For packaging (glass, cardboard, plastic, etc.) it must be recognized that most French people have gotten into the habit of sorting. But we will be able and even must do better. A … Read more

iGreen: Sustainable and Biodegradable iPhone Cases that Grow Plants – A Solution for Eco-Conscious Consumers

iGreen: Sustainable and Biodegradable iPhone Cases that Grow Plants – A Solution for Eco-Conscious Consumers

The Italian company iGreen focuses on the production of biodegradable items These include, for example, stylish iPhone cases After they are planted and watered regularly, plants will grow from them The topic of ecology and sustainability is close to many people, but not at the cost of reducing the quality of their life. This is … Read more

Unprecedented Outbreak: Exploring the Causes of Toxic Algae in Lake Ney, the UK’s Largest Freshwater Lake

Unprecedented Outbreak: Exploring the Causes of Toxic Algae in Lake Ney, the UK’s Largest Freshwater Lake

Original title: Headquarters reporter’s visit|What caused the toxic blue-green algae outbreak in Britain’s largest freshwater lake? Since the beginning of summer this year, Lake Ney, the UK’s largest freshwater lake in Northern Ireland, has experienced an unprecedented outbreak of toxic blue-green algae. The drinking water of about 40% of the population in Northern Ireland has … Read more

An Interview with Maxime Kieffer: Sewerin’s Approach to the Future and Sustainable Solutions

An Interview with Maxime Kieffer: Sewerin’s Approach to the Future and Sustainable Solutions

Three questions to… Maxime Kieffer,responsable commercial et marketing Sewerin #1. Sewerin is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. How is the group approaching the future? Sewerin is a German family company – whose fourth generation is now at the helm – which has 350 employees worldwide. In France, near Strasbourg, there are a little more … Read more

Supermarket Chains Launch Green Campaign for Conservation and Vegetarianism

Supermarket Chains Launch Green Campaign for Conservation and Vegetarianism

06.10.2023 13:45 | Monitoring Tesco, PENNY, Albert and Kaufland. Their social networks are normally full of discounts or contests. But in the last few days the theme is the same. Ecology. Whether in the form of conservation, waste prevention or vegetarianism. The big chains started appealing to their customers in different ways, all at once. … Read more

The Environmental Impact of Fast Fashion: Textile Waste and Recycling Promises

The Environmental Impact of Fast Fashion: Textile Waste and Recycling Promises

From the European Union alone, 1.4 million tons of used textiles were exported to other countries last year. This volume has doubled in the last twenty years, and this trend is of course closely related to the rise of “fast fashion”. More and more clothing is produced, although according to various estimates, about a third … Read more