A UN report highlights the impact of climate change on children, stating that about 20,000 children are displaced daily due to extreme weather conditions. Between 2016 and 2021, over 43 million children were displaced by floods, droughts, and wildfires. The UN predicts that climate change will displace over 100 million children in the next 30 years. The report calls for greater protection and support for displaced children.

The production of electronic waste worldwide is becoming an increasingly significant issue. Despite advances in recycling technologies, the amount of e-waste generated surpasses processing capabilities. In 2022, 62 million tons of e-waste were produced, with an expected increase to 82 million tons by 2030. Recycling is not keeping pace with production rates, highlighting the need for intensified efforts in this area. For instance, the recycling rate in Europe is 42.8%, while in Africa, it is only 0.7%.

Giving up meat consumption can reduce the carbon footprint by up to 73%. A plant-based diet is more beneficial for both health and the environment, as it reduces greenhouse gas emissions and water usage. Experts suggest that a planetary diet, primarily based on plants and whole grains, can significantly contribute to slowing down climate change while promoting a healthy lifestyle and ecological responsibility.

The repairability of electronic devices is of great importance in the context of environmental protection, resource conservation, and promoting responsible consumer behavior. By having easily repairable devices, we can reduce the amount of electronic waste generated and support a more sustainable approach to technology and its impact on our planet.

In 2023, KoBold Metals, a startup mining company founded by Kurt House and Josh Goldman, made headlines with an exploration hole in Zambia's Copperbelt province that turned up no copper. Despite the lack of copper, the company's co-founders praised the effort, recognizing the value of the data gathered from the hole in understanding where the mineral mass ended. This data helped to delineate the boundaries of the copper deposit, supporting the company's belief that their find could become one of the most valuable copper deposits globally.

A guide to effective and conscious waste segregation in homes. Starting with general knowledge about the need for recycling and its impact on the environment, the article emphasizes the importance of proper management of electronic waste, including used household appliances, batteries, and electronics such as laptops.

In the face of a rapidly changing world, one of the most alarming phenomena we are witnessing is the sharp decline in the populations of many animal species. A report published in the journal Biological Reviews warns that Earth has entered a period which scientists are calling the "sixth mass extinction of species." This problem, largely caused by human activity, has devastating consequences for biodiversity and the stability of our planet's ecosystems.

Greenwashing, also known as "eco-scamming" or "green eyewash," is a marketing practice that involves falsely presenting products or services as environmentally friendly. In the face of growing ecological awareness among consumers, companies are increasingly resorting to such deceptive methods to boost their profits. In this article, we will show how to recognize greenwashing so that you can make informed choices and not be misled by dishonest practices.

Environmental protection is the responsibility of every individual today. There are many actions aimed at protecting our environment, such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions and limiting the excessive use of mineral resources. However, one of the most popular ways to care for the environment is waste separation and recycling, including electronics recycling. Find out what it actually involves and what falls under it?

Anyone who runs a business or works in the HR or accounting department knows how many paper documents are generated on a monthly or quarterly scale. Even small businesses or sole proprietorships face this issue. How long should paper documents be kept to have everything necessary in case of an audit? After what period can they be disposed of, and how should this be done?