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How Could Carbon Labeling Benefit Society? - Vimarsana News

How Could Carbon Labeling Benefit Society?

As the public is starting to become much more conscious of where its products come from, and the associated impact on the planet in their production, carbon labeling offers a transparent way of finding out what levels of CO2 emissions are associated with what we buy.

Reconnecting Ecosystems in Australia to Restore Biodiversity - Vimarsana News

Reconnecting Ecosystems in Australia to Restore Biodiversity

In the Southwest corner of Australia, there is an ecological hotspot rich with endemic species. There are pockets of fragile and ecologically important habitats that are under increased strain. Gondwana Link is helping to weave webs of connectivity to restore these ecosystems and protect threatened

What is Mineral Carbonation and How Could it Transform the Building Industry? - Vimarsana News

What is Mineral Carbonation and How Could it Transform the Building Industry?

Mineral carbonation (or mineral sequestration) is one of the greatest and most energy-efficient means for the utilization of CO2. This article looks at what it is and how it could transform the building industry.

Replacing Petroleum with Lignocellulosic Biomass Deconstruction - Vimarsana News

Replacing Petroleum with Lignocellulosic Biomass Deconstruction

Bloom Biorenewables SA is unlocking biofuels to help reduce reliance on fossil fuels in the transport and aviation sector, and to produce everyday materials.

Absorbing Water from the Air with Hydropanels - Vimarsana News

Absorbing Water from the Air with Hydropanels

The water available for each living person on the Earth is dropping every day. Yet, a huge portion of the planet’s water is in the air. To tap into this easily overlooked resource, companies have developed technologies that extract water from the air, including hydropanels that use only solar power.