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Sand is now competing with gold - Last Minute

Sand is now competing with gold - Last Minute

When you pass a construction site, have you ever thought about the sand that mixes with concrete, gives life to our windows or lies behind solar panels? The United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) has reported that this "invisible" resource on which modern civilization is built is rapidly depleting and facing an irreversible ecological crisis.

Haber Merkezi 2 months ago
Sponge cities are being built one after another - Breaking News

Sponge cities are being built one after another - Breaking News

Metropolitans around the world are trying to turn their surfaces into "sponges" to combat floods. Although parks, green roofs and porous asphalt make urban life healthier, striking climate research and global fiascos published in recent months

Haber Merkezi 2 months ago
Another copy of Earth found: It may be habitable - News

Another copy of Earth found: It may be habitable - News

GJ 3378b, whose mass has been determined to be much lower than thought with new observations, draws attention with its location in the habitable zone and its rocky structure. Scientists consider the planet to be one of the most promising exoplanet candidates in the search for life.

Derleyen: Güzder Berk Topuzoğlu 2 months ago
No bill, no engine: Two high school students woke up the world using only 'air' - News

No bill, no engine: Two high school students woke up the world using only 'air' - News

Two high school students in India have developed the low-cost "EcoFog" network that obtains water from fog and humid air without using electricity to combat drought. While the project won an award at Regeneron ISEF, the world's largest science fair, it also made it to the finals of The Earth Prize 2026.

Derleyen: Güzder Berk Topuzoğlu 2 months ago