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GreenFrame Adds a Window of Greenery Anywhere

GreenFrame Adds a Window of Greenery Anywhere

Greenframe is more than decor—it’s a portal to nature. Designed to mimic a window, this lush vertical garden adds beauty, wellness, and sustainability to any space, even without outdoor views.

How to Reuse Glass Bottles in the Garden

Eco-Friendly Projects

How to Reuse Glass Bottles in the Garden

Don’t toss those empty bottles—plant them! From edging garden beds to crafting solar lights and upcycled planters, these clever glass bottle ideas bring beauty and sustainability to your outdoor space.

Photographer Captures Viral Shot of the Northern Lights Behind an Erupting Volcano

Photographer Captures Viral Shot of the Northern Lights Behind an Erupting Volcano

When fire meets sky, magic happens. This viral photograph of the aurora borealis behind a volcanic eruption stuns with its surreal beauty and perfect timing, capturing nature’s raw power in one epic frame.

Veliz Arquitecto Envisions Mountain-edge Cocoon Cabin Retreat in Cuba

Interior Design

Veliz Arquitecto Envisions Mountain-edge Cocoon Cabin Retreat in Cuba

Suspended above Cuba’s mountain landscape, this conceptual cocoon cabin invites deep retreat. With flowing curves and panoramic views, Veliz Arquitecto’s design merges shelter and scenery into a poetic escape.

COVID Litter is Polluting the Environment and Killing Wildlife, Reports Say

COVID Litter is Polluting the Environment and Killing Wildlife, Reports Say

From oceans to city parks, discarded PPE is turning into dangerous litter. Reports reveal how masks, gloves, and other pandemic-related waste are threatening animals and ecosystems worldwide.

Dynamic Tower Will Be Powered by the Wind to Glow in Silicon Valley At Night

Green Innovation

Dynamic Tower Will Be Powered by the Wind to Glow in Silicon Valley At Night

Set to rise in Silicon Valley, this twisting wind-powered tower isn’t just a visual marvel—it’s a statement of clean energy and innovation. Designed to move with the breeze and glow at night, it redefines sustainable urban landmarks.

Artist Paints Discarded Items To Blend in With the Landscape Where They Were Found

Artist Paints Discarded Items To Blend in With the Landscape Where They Were Found

By painting abandoned objects to match the earth, this artist erases human trace while making a powerful statement. Each piece vanishes into the scenery—inviting reflection on waste, place, and perception.

Europe Generated More Electricity From Renewables Than Fossil Fuels in 2020

Europe Generated More Electricity From Renewables Than Fossil Fuels in 2020

For the first time in history, renewable energy overtook fossil fuels in Europe’s electricity mix. This pivotal moment reflects growing investments in wind, solar, and hydro—and a decisive step toward a greener future.

What Is Phenology, and Why Is It Important?

What Is Phenology, and Why Is It Important?

From blooming flowers to migrating birds, phenology tracks the timing of life’s seasonal events. This science helps us understand how ecosystems respond to climate shifts and why those changes matter.

Feeding the Future of Agriculture with Vertical Farming

Feeding the Future of Agriculture with Vertical Farming

With stacked crops, controlled environments, and efficient resource use, vertical farming is reshaping how we grow food in cities. This innovative method reduces land use, slashes food miles, and brings farming into the urban future.

The rise of ‘cloud kitchens’

The rise of ‘cloud kitchens’

Cloud kitchens, also known as ghost kitchens, are revolutionizing food delivery by eliminating dine-in spaces, lowering operational costs, and catering to online orders.

The Strange Volcanic Vineyards of Lanzarote

The Strange Volcanic Vineyards of Lanzarote

In the harsh volcanic terrain of Lanzarote, wine thrives against all odds. These surreal vineyards—carved into ash and rock—are a testament to human ingenuity and nature’s resilience.