Articles by Evren Sener

Meet Masanobu Fukuoka, the Author of ‘The One-Straw Revolution’, and the originator of Natural or ‘do-nothing’ farming. This 1975 documentary shows interviews of the then […]

Shubhendu Sharma left his high paying job as an engineer to plant trees for the rest of his life. Using the unique Miyawaki methodology to […]

The 100% of the profit gained by the sales of this t-shirt will be donated to the non-profit orangutan organizations. Help us to raise money […]

Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley say they have successfully tested a new type of water harvester in the desert that can produce fresh […]

After decades of theorizing and searching, scientists are reporting that they’ve finally found a massive reservoir of water in the Earth’s mantle — a reservoir […]

HIROSHIMA, late 1945—The twisted wreckage of a theatre lurches above rubble some 900 yards from the epicenter of the explosion. The bomb dropped on Hiroshima […]

The analysis by the Center for Climate and Security identifies 12 “epicenters” where climate change could stress global security, possibly igniting conflicts around the world. […]

A ban on using wild animals in traveling circuses could eventually lead to zoos in Scotland being closed down, a circus leader has told MSPs. […]

Scientists from Newcastle University tested crustaceans at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, known as Challenger Deep. At 10,890 meters below sea level, it is […]

Gorillas are one of humankind’s closest living relatives. They are the largest primates on the planet – adult males can weigh over 200 kilograms and […]

When UN climate negotiators met for summit talks in Nov 2017, there was a new figure on the table: 3C. Until now, global efforts such […]

Almost 100 volcanoes have been newly identified beneath the ice covering West Antarctica. It’s not yet known whether they’re active, but if they are, it […]

Plastic is now everywhere from the North Pole to the deepest parts of the planet even in the stomachs of sea creatures in all six […]

Kasatka died after a long battle with a bacterial infection. She is the third whale in August 2017  to die at SeaWorld. The death is the […]

Do you think that roadside zoos and aquariums provide animals with proper care? Think again. Seedy zoos teach people that it’s somehow acceptable to interfere […]

A group of people gather in India to bring life back to a once deserted and, healing themselves in the process. “The jungle is a […]

On Thursday (1/06/2017), President Trump announced US withdrawal from the 2015 pact.  More than 1,400 mayors of US cities have formed a coalition to meet the agreements […]

China connected a panda-shaped solar power plant to the grid. This 50 MW plant will supply power to 10,000 households. 

A male wolf, Ash, at a zoo in England is caring for his pups alone after their mother was tragically shot in August 2017. Ember, a female […]

The massive iceberg poised to break off the Larsen C Ice Shelf may be a harbinger of a continentwide collapse that would swamp coastal cities around […]

The roof top of Mus Endustri Meslek Lisesi is covered by solar panels which sustain the school. The excessive amount of the electricity is sold to […]

It is a curbside composting service. They provide weekly pickup of compostables. A residential participant gets a clean bucket every week and a bag of finished […]

As many as five such dogs have been spotted so far. Untreated industrial waste being released into the Kasadi river. It is turning Navi Mumbai’s Taloja industrial […]

The Wakayama Prefecture town of Taiji, known for its whale and dolphin hunts, is establishing a sister-city relationship with Klaksvik in the Faroe Islands with similar […]

With environmental regulations being slashed daily, a resurgence in Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring has taken hold. Few books have impacted governmental policies like this 1962 juggernaut. […]

The map, by the United States Geological Survey (USGS), reveals that the terrain around the volcanic cauldron (caldera) has indeed been shifting over the past couple of […]

To encourage the wealthy landowners to expand, Brazil’s then military government offered them generously subsidized credit to invest in modern farming techniques. It was a move to boost […]

Hope is not lost just yet, the researchers say. A huge international effort can mitigate the extinction risks in the next 50 years. Human activity is […]

David Attenborough thinks that cheap solar energy should be imperative. The iconic natural history presenter described his ideal technological revolution:  “Supposing that those people who had invented the […]

This strange building technique was pioneered by Nicoló’s father Dante, who built the first Binishell in 1964, which is still standing today. As the concrete […]

Afghanistan veteran Kinessa Johnson leaves the US to hunt endangered species killers. She is using her military skills to help train park rangers as an advisor […]

A hungry fox sniffed the left-overs out, and as you can see his delicate head was caught within a jagged tin resulting in the animal […]

An AIRPod (Compressed-Air Powered Vehicle) is an alternative fuel vehicle produced by Motor Development International and is to be released by Tata Motors, an Indian auto manufacturer. The urban […]

Russian architect, Alexander Remizov, has conceptualized and designed a floating city with an outer skin of solar panels, able to sustain people. When grouped together, they can form […]

Designed by the team: Gabriele Capobianco, Edoardo Capuzzo Dolcetta, Jonathan Lazar, Davide Troiani under the name Nursery Fields Forever teach the Kids How To Grow Their Own Crops.  […]

After making its debut at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show (pictured) in March, the saltwater technology has now been certified for use on European roads. […]

The hinge of a door allows it to open and close but doesn’t bend. This simple concept of mechanical motion is vital for making all […]

On Sept. 19, 2014, the five-day average of Antarctic sea ice extent exceeded 20 million square kilometers for the first time since 1979, according to […]

“This year, Antarctic sea ice reached a record maximum extent while the Arctic reached a minimum extent in the ten lowest since satellite records began. […]