The Earth Prize 2024: Winners to Finalists Overview
The Earth Prize is the world’s largest environmental competition for young people and has seen participation from teams in over 150 countries during its first three annual editions. This 100,000 USD competition is uniquely open to students aged 13 – 19 across the globe and offers them a platform to…
New ICAO OLS Series – The Surface for Precision Approaches
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has proposed new obstacle limitation surfaces (OLS) which are expected to be brought into force from November 2028. In this edition we will explore the Surface for Precision Approaches. This will be an Obstacle Evaluation Surface (OES), designed specifically to safeguard approaches with an…
The Role of Solar Energy in Permaculture
Permaculture is a worldview and design system that aims to create sustainable human habitats through the integration of land, resources, people, and the environment by drawing inspiration from natural ecosystems . Solar energy can play a vital role in modern permaculture as it offers a clean, abundant, and sustainable source…
Biodiversity Credits: A New Currency?
In an age of NFTs and other non-physical currencies, almost anything can be monetised, even nature. Carbon credits have been slowly increasing globally, however, a new horizon of nature meritocracy is emerging: biodiversity credits. Similar to carbon credits and emissions-reductions, companies can purchases biodiversity credits to meet their own biodiversity…
Net Zero Farming Fears
The 2040 net zero goals for the UK farming sector are being called into question by the National Farmers’ Union (NFU). The NFU has told the BBC that there has been a lack of investment from the previous government in climate-friendly farming measures making it ‘tricky’ to reach those goals.…
London City Airport Expansion Approved
London City Airport have had their plans to expand approved by ministers in August 2024. Figure 1: London City Airport. The Expansion During 2023, London City Airport had whisked away over 3.4 million passengers . The expansion will look to increase their annual passenger capacity from 6.5 million to 9…
Ahoy! Let’s Recycle That Boat
The South Hams District Council (SHDC) are currently looking to increase their work in recycling abandoned vessels throughout the South Hams’ seas, and a clean marine environment is high on their agenda. The Council’s efforts to mitigate climate change includes examining maritime activities throughout the district and figuring out how…
Sustainable Chocolate Series, Part 2
Following on from our previous article on the yummy topic of sustainable chocolate , guilt free chocolate is becoming more of a reality as scientists in Switzerland have invented a way to make chocolate healthier and more sustainable. Chocolate is made from the Cocoa fruit and only cocoa beans and…
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