August 2024 – Page 5 – EcoRestore: Ecosystem Restoration Services

Drying lakes and thirsty trees: In drought-hit Greece, water trucks are keeping crops alive

Aug 28, 2024

Severe drought in northern Greece, worsened by heat waves and low rainfall, is causing water shortages that are stressing communities. ,Read More The Seattle Times Environment – The Seattle Times
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As Germany Cuts Red Tape, Renewable Installations Boom

Aug 28, 2024

From 2022 to 2023, Germany saw installations of new wind and solar power nearly double, a shift driven in part by sweeping changes aimed to simplify permitting for clean energy projects. Read more on E360 → ,Read More Yale E360
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Scientists warn of ‘alarming’ rise in lightning strike deaths in India

Aug 28, 2024

Lightning strikes are becoming one of the leading climate-induced disasters in India ,Read More The Independent News
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Flights cancelled and factories closed as Typhoon Shanshan approaches Japan

Aug 28, 2024

Forecast shows over 23 inches of rain set to lash Japan ,Read More The Independent News
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Scientists say fungus could turn food waste into delicious high-protein dishes

Aug 28, 2024

New paper show how Neurospora, a type of fungus, can convert food waste into high-protein, flavourful ingredients ,Read More The Independent News
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Lego on track to remove fossil fuels from its bricks

Aug 28, 2024

Lego said that stronger profits have allowed it to invest to increase the amount of resin purchased from sustainable sources ,Read More The Independent News
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Bees may be losing their sense of smell due to heatwaves

Aug 28, 2024

Female worker bees, which are responsible for collecting food for the colony, were more susceptible to heat than males ,Read More The Independent News
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New chapter for secondhand books

Aug 28, 2024

New chapter for secondhand books Channel News brendan 28th August 2024 Teaser Media ,Read More What’s new
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Bees may be losing their sense of smell due to heatwaves

Aug 28, 2024

Female worker bees, which are responsible for collecting food for the colony, were more susceptible to heat than males
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£38m ‘virtual’ centre to study ‘alternative proteins’ launched

Aug 27, 2024

Scientists will explore whether lab-grown meat or proteins from sources such as insects, plants, fungi, and microbes could form part of the UK diet. ,Read More The Independent News
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