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[Climate Change] [September Thematic Report] The Extreme Weather of South Korea

Seojin Lee | 03-10-2022 17:19 Comments 2 recommendations 0

I am lucky to say that I have not experienced much extreme weather before. A part of it is because the city I grew up in, Seoul, usually does not have extreme weather occurrences. For instance, even minor earthquakes are quite... Read More >

[Energy] [October thematic report] Renewable energy

Seyedmohammadmahan Mir Nasiri | 03-10-2022 14:09 Comments 2 recommendations 0

Renewable energy can be generated from traditional sources, like wind or solar power, or it can be renewable in a different way. One such form generates electric power from the bacteria that feed on the world’s waste and the gas ... Read More >

[Ecosystem] [September free report] What is Sustainable Development?

pallavi singh | 02-10-2022 19:03 Comments 2 recommendations 0

Sustainable development is essentially an action plan that enables us to attain sustainability in any resource-using activity. Additionally, it necessitates instant and generational repetition. We'll explain the idea and its b... Read More >

[Feature] FOOD WASTAGE : A CALL TO ACTION (September free report)

Esther Akanbi | 02-10-2022 11:51 Comments 4 recommendations 0

Today an estimated one-third of all the food produced in the world goes to waste, that equal to about 1.3 billion tonnes of fruit, vegetable, meat, diary, seafood, grain that never leave the farm, get lost, or spoiled during distr... Read More >

[Ecosystem] [September free report] Can Tea Grounds Be Used As A Fertilizer?

pallavi singh | 02-10-2022 01:19 Comments 2 recommendations 0

Tea is produced from the leaves of the Camellia Sinensis evergreen shrub. Tea, a beloved beverage around the world, is typically made from infusing tea leaves with heated water. However, tea leaves are much more than just a compon... Read More >

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