This category is most often applied to the Earth or some parts of Earth.
Forecasting D-Day
It was the raw courage of the more than 160,000 Allied troops who stormed an 80-kilometer (50-mile) stretch of heavily fortified beaches in Normandy, France,
Terraforming the Sahara Desert
In an effort to fight climate change, the Sahara Desert could be going green… literally.
Earth has entered the ‘Age of Man’
Scientists announced Earth has entered the ‘Age of Man,’ they vote to recognize the start of the Anthropocene epoch.
Mysterious ozone-depleting CFC emissions source discovered
Scientists finally discover mysterious ozone-depleting CFC emissions source.
World’s First Plantable Coffee Cup
World’s first coffee cup that has native seeds embedded within the material, can be used for reforestation in your local communities.
A quarter of Glacier Ice in Antarctica is Unstable
A quarter of glacier ice in West Antarctica is now unstable, after combining 25 years of ESA satellite data.
Plastic Bottle Village
After collecting more than a million plastic bottles, Robert Bezeau created an entire village out of plastic bottles.
Plastic in Paradise
Plastic in paradise: the battle for the Galápagos Islands’ future.
‘Planet or Plastic?’ National Geographic calendar
National Geographic uses cool art to promote its ‘Planet or Plastic?’ 2019 calendar.
Carbon Capture – Humanity’s Last Hope?
Carbon capture – Humanity’s last hope?
