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U.S. companies take on climate crisis challenges
The State Department has awarded the Award for Corporate Excellence to two US-based corporations for their engagement on the climate problem (ACE). "The climate catastrophe is not a problem that...
Vertical Farming: Why Growing Up Can Make a Difference
"It’s been well publicized that our planet’s population is growing faster than our ability to feed it. In the next 30 years, in the midst of a rapidly changing climate,...
The 2021 IPCC report — and how you can help us get to net zero
"Last week, the IPCC issued another dire climate warning in its Sixth Assessment Report, a “code red for humanity.” The report reinforces a lot of the same information from the...
The True Costs of Responsible Recycling
"We sometimes get asked “Why do you charge to recycle my electronics? Aren’t they valuable?” That may be the case for items such as computers, smartphones, tablets, and servers, which...
Seeking Eco-Friendly Beachwear? Try Flip-Flops Made Of Algae
"LONDON (Reuters) - Scientists in California have devised a new way for sunseekers to care for the environment when they hit the beach – biodegradable flip-flops made from algae. Working...
All-New Soleic™ Biodegradable Polyurethane Foams Pass A Critical Test
"La Jolla, CA — Algenesis announced today that their Soleic™ 52F bio-foam has proven to biodegrade in the natural environment and the results have been published in a Peer-Reviewed Science Paper....
We Like To Think Everyday Is World Oceans Day At Algenesis
"A day to shine awareness on our oceans and reflect on just how important they are to life on this planet. This is something we are constantly thinking about here...
New UN Climate Report Demands Climate Action
"Human-caused climate change has been wreaking havoc and devastating communities all around the globe. On August 9th, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a scientific body convened by the...
Biodiversity, The Sustainability Farming “Grail”
"It is not such an easy quest, especially because the definitions and metrics that define biodiversity are presented in different forms. Like Indiana Jones, farmers need to be highly selective...
