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News Sentinel Satellite Exposes the World's Sulfur Dioxide Polluters From Space

Written by Mark Newton, 11-07-2018

Europe's latest pollution spotting satellite can highlight a wide range of pollutants in the atmosphere, and track where they came from. Read on

News Making Fuel From Thin Air: Carbon Engineering Claims Huge Step Forward in Carbon Capture Technology

Written by Mark Newton, 13-06-2018

A Canadian Direct Air Capture company claims it can drastically reduce the costs of removing carbon from the air - and turn it into fuel. Read on

News An Ambitious Mission to End Ocean Plastic Takes to the Waves for Trials

Written by Mark Newton, 30-05-2018

The project, consisting of a large floating pipe, aims to clean up the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Read on

Video Climate Change: Earth's Giant Game of Tetris

Video What the Earth Would Look Like If All the Ice Melted

Video Story of Cap & Trade

Chart How Much Water Is Used to Produce Our Food?

Chart Carbon Dioxide breaches 400 ppm mark

Chart How many Gigatons of Carbon Dioxide...?

Wissen Satellites: Environmental Protectors and Development Aids in Space?

Initially developed for military purposes, satellites are these days being used more and more frequently in the fields of enviromental protection and humanitarian aid, opening up completely new possibilities in the fight against illegal logging, epidemics, environmental pollution and facilitating in monitoring and protecting endangered species. But what do satellites actually do and how is their data used? Can they really be helpful as environmental and development aids? Read on

Organisation Global Footprint Network

The Global Footprint Network is an international nonprofit organisation that aims to "end ecological overshoot by making ecological limits central to decision-making." The website offers information on the development of the world's ecological footprint and its biocapacity. Read on

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