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How Some Islands Have Completely Switched to Renewable Energy Sources
While large countries are still grappling with how to reduce their dependence on fossil fuels, some small islands are already showing what the energy future could look like. From wind turbines and solar farms to battery storage and green hydrogen,…
The Ozone Hole and How a “Small Detail” in the Treaty Cost Us Seven Years
The Montreal Protocol was described as the most successful environmental agreement ever: the world united, the notorious CFC and HCFC refrigerants were phased out, and the ozone layer slowly began to heal. Some estimates say it could return to 1980s…
Zagreb Streets Welcome Autonomous Taxis – The First Step Towards Driverless Rides in Europe
Imagine a perfectly ordinary taxi ride. You sit down, close the door, and within minutes, a conversation starts on its own. Sometimes it drifts into serious topics, sometimes into laughter, sometimes you find yourself recounting your whole day to a…
River Thames – From Biologically Dead to a Symbol of Nature’s Recovery
Rivers extend far beyond the confines of a geographical concept, as natural waterways that flow from their sources to the sea. Their beds are the cradles of civilizations. Symbolically, rivers are often associated with purity, forgiveness of the past, and…
Did you know that glass and ceramics do not mix in recycling – and here is why
When we throw an empty bottle into a glass recycling container, we rarely think about what happens afterward. We usually assume that it will simply be collected, melted, and turned into a new bottle or jar. And indeed, glass is…
More Than Energy: How Solar Panels Are Transforming Aquaculture
Solar panels are no longer tied exclusively to rooftops or farmland. Exploring new horizons, they are increasingly being seen on terraces, above parking lots, and over sea surfaces, in search of solutions that, beyond producing clean energy, also provide additional…
How to Start a New Life in the Countryside: Garden, Home, and Energy
Political instability, economic uncertainty, and oversaturation with low-quality content—whether in the media or on our plates—are once again raising questions about the meaning and quality of life in the system we know. More and more people want to regain control…