Courtesy : Down to Earth Why we must ponder on carbon capture technology to reduce GHG emissions Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a potent greenhouse gas. It is abundant and stays in the atmosphere for a long time. It is responsible …
Courtesy : Hbr How Green Is Your Software? Without doubt, software is the backbone of virtually all the intelligent solutions designed to support the environment. It’s critical, for example, in efforts to tackle deforestation and reduce emissions. In many instances, …
Courtesy : Architecturaldigest In Indore, a home clad in yellow stone stands out from the crowd Built by Span Architects, the design plan of the bungalow oscillates between light and ventilation to create shadow play Called the Yellow Stone House, …
Courtesy :Arch daily House | 002 / Rafael Pinoti Arquitetura © Felipe Cuine + 26 Curated by Susanna Moreira HOUSES • BIRIGUI, BRAZIL Architects: Rafael Pinoti Arquitetura Area: 240 m² Year: 2019 Photographs: Felipe Cuine Structural Engineers: Das Haus Engenharia e Consultoria Site Supervision: Decasa Class Assessoria Cortesía de …
Courtesy : Thought works Why green cloud optimization is profitable for you and the planet The green cloud challenge Enterprise spending on public cloud shows no signs of slowing with some types of cloud spending growing by 92% per year. From …
Courtesy : The Better India 5 Farmers Band To Revive Dying Water Body, Now Irrigate 50 Acres Of Farmland On the receiving end of the climate crisis and urban infrastructural issues, five Madurai farmers approached DHAN (Development of Humane Action) …
Courtesy : dezeen Malka Architecture to top French embassy in Vienna with art nouveau-style alcoves French studio Malka Architecture has revealed plans to renovate the interior of the French embassy in Vienna and top it with a collection of nature-informed art nouveau-style “light cannons”. The embassy …
Courtesy :Down to earth Global warming: How Kolkata, Mumbai are most at risk from high tides The impact of the sea-level rise is concentrated in Asia, with China the most at risk, followed by India, Bangladesh, Vietnam and Indonesia. At …
Courtesy :Mongabay Tracking rivers, the highways of plastic waste by Anusha Krishnan on 18 October 2021 The Ganges and its tributaries are major rivers that carry huge loads of plastics into the ocean. Besides the Ganges, many researchers investigating the presence of …
Courtesy : The Hindu The blue revolution: Seaweed is the crop of the future Whether in gastronomy or medicine, India is beginning to harness the untapped potential of seaweed For Niyati Rao, who is busy setting up a fine dine …
