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Climate Change

Posted byby Estel Masangkay
September 30, 2013

Interesting Ways to Study Climate Change

From exacerbating extreme weather events to endangering our favorite foods, the effects of climate change are widespread and readily observed. This has provided scientists with a great range of data…

Eco Editorial

Posted byby Estel Masangkay
September 24, 2013

The New “Coca Cola Life”: All-Natural or Greenwash?

via Coca Cola Life With its earth tone saturated logo and green, outdoorsy background accentuated with the occasional bunch of flowers and grass, the all new Coca Cola product screams…

Green Technology

Posted byby John Tarantino
September 23, 2013

Cardboard Cathedral in Christchurch, NZ Now Open

ChristChurch Cardboard Cathedral, the self-proclaimed world’s only cathedral built mainly of cardboard, has opened its doors for services this August. The cardboard cathedral, located in Latimer Square, Christchurch, will serve…

Green Technology

Posted byby John Tarantino
September 23, 2013

Glowing Trees as Future Streetlights

What if we use trees to light our streets instead of electric street lamps? This is the burning question that Antony Evans, project manager of the incredibly successful Glowing Plant…

Eco Editorial

Posted byby John Tarantino
September 23, 2013

The Eco Lowdown on Toilet Paper

Toilet paper is one of those little things we often don’t think about…until we notice we’ve run out, of course. In fact, people on loos without toilet paper have gone…

Green Technology

Posted byby Christian Crisostomo
September 21, 2013

Tesla Motors Unveils Their 90-second “Charging” System

Photo Credit:Some rights reserved by NRMA New Cars via Flickr. Today, despite the development of super fast battery chargers, EV’s still need at least half an hour to get its…

Animals

Posted byby Estel Masangkay
September 19, 2013

Philippines Becomes First Non-African Country to Destroy Seized Ivory Stockpiles

Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons The Philippines became the first non-African country in the world to destroy its stockpiles of seized ivory, National Geographic reports. Earlier this year the Philippine government gave the…

Green Technology

Posted byby John Tarantino
September 17, 2013

German Research Develops Batteries that Last for Decades

Lithium-ion batteries may be quite energy dense, but they are not particularly known to be long lasting. They still suffer from the same charge cycle limitations as any other battery.…

Animals

Posted byby John Tarantino
September 12, 2013

Looking Forward to International Coastal Cleanup Day 2013

International Coastal Cleanup Day is just around the corner, and I’m excited to walk the shores of our local beaches at sunrise once again. Together with thousands of other volunteers,…

Animals

Posted byby Estel Masangkay
September 11, 2013

ENN Shines Spotlight on Crowdfunding Campaign “6 Oceans”

Bubble Anemone in Indonesia. Photo Credit: Some rights reserved by prilfish via Flickr. “ENN is not in the business of assisting crowdfunding efforts. Now and then, however, an idea is…