Michael Thompson earned his degree in Agricultural Engineering from Purdue University in the USA, specializing in precision agriculture and smart farming technologies. His work revolves around the development of automated systems that increase farm efficiency and reduce environmental impact. Michael is now a senior engineer at a leading agri-tech company, where he designs innovative solutions for modern agriculture.

Efficient Carbon Dioxide Capture with Sustainable Covalent Organic Frameworks

A team of researchers from Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf and the University of Siegen has developed a new compound called a covalent organic framework (COF) based on condensed phosphonic acids.

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Uruguay’s Amethyst Geodes: A New Model for Understanding Formation

Amethyst, a violet quartz gemstone, is a valuable resource in Uruguay, where it is found in geodes in cooled lava flows dating back to 134 million years ago. Researchers from

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Integrating Green Spaces: The Key to Sustainable Urban Planning for Thriving Communities

Urbanization is a trend that has been accelerating in recent decades, with more than half of the world’s population now residing in cities. This shift has brought about numerous challenges,

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Revolutionizing Plastic Pollution: Meet the Startup Making Waves in Environmental Conservation

Plastic pollution is a significant problem impacting our environment, with tons of plastic waste being generated each year. Sway, a California-based startup supported by CI Ventures, is working to address

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Coral Reef Destruction: A Threat to Human Rights and Ecosystems

A study suggests that a human rights-based approach is needed to protect coral reefs, ensuring governments are accountable for safeguarding marine ecosystems and empowering local communities to demand sustainable solutions

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Complex Ocean Conditions Impacting World’s Most Powerful Tidal Turbine

The UK is expected to see a significant increase in tidal power and offshore renewable energy installations in the coming years. These installations face challenges in turbulent ocean flows, including

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How extreme heat affects daily routines and travel habits

A recent study conducted by researchers from Arizona State University, University of Washington, and University of Texas at Austin shows that extreme heat has a significant impact on how people

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Transforming Plant Waste into Sustainable Aviation Fuel: Innovations in Continuous Reaction Processes

Washington State University researchers have successfully tested a new method for producing sustainable jet fuel from agricultural waste. This innovative process involves converting lignin-based plant material into a form of

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Navigating Sustainability: How Public Transport Shapes Green Cities and Promotes Eco-Friendly Agriculture

In an era increasingly defined by climate change and urbanization, the interdependence between public transport systems and sustainable cities has never been more crucial. This article delves into the intricate

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The Hidden Danger: How Soil and Water Pollution Can Impact Cardiovascular Health

A recent review published in Nature Reviews Cardiology highlights the harmful effects of pesticides, heavy metals, micro- and nanoplastics in the soil, and other environmentally harmful chemicals on the cardiovascular

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