Japan is known for its expensive, upper-crust golf clubs. But golf participation is down more than 40 percent from its high in the early 1990s. Now, the country is facing a severe over-development of golf courses. One solution: turning them into solar power plants. And so the multinational Kyocera Corporation recently announced it would be turning two golf courses into solar power plants. Now that’s “green” in more than one way.
SECORE International, an organization dedicated to preserving coral reefs for future generations, is at the forefront of coral restoration initiatives. SECORE, founded on the ...
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Read MoreA once-extinct species of bird has re-evolved back into existence and returned to the island it once colonized thousands of years ago. The Aldabra ...
Read MoreIn a society plagued by increasing temperatures and concerns about the environment, biomimicry offers a game-changing solution to keeping cool. Scientists from Shenzhen University ...
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