Conservation Paradox: Managing the Overabundance of Endangered Koalas in South Australia
Despite being globally endangered, koalas in South Australia have exceeded sustainable population levels, creating a unique conservation paradox.... Read More
Niken Pusparani Permata Progresia
Niken Pusparani Permata Progresia is a Reporter and Research Assistant at Green Network Asia. She is an energy engineering student at the Kaiserslautern University of Applied Science, Germany. She has a strong interest in energy transition and clean energy solutions.
How Land Use and Climate Change Shape the Increasingly Precarious Balance of Global Deadwood Stocks
Deadwood is vital for forest balance and carbon pool, but climate change and human activities threaten this role.... Read More
How Decentralized Renewable Energy (DRE) Can Advance The Gambia’s Agricultural Sector
Decentralized renewable energy (DRE) can bridge The Gambia’s electricity gap to support the agricultural sector and improve rural energy access.... Read More
The Antarctic Ice Shelves Are Destabilizing in a Warming Climate
Climate change has caused ocean temperatures to rise and led to the melting of Antarctic ice shelves, with serious consequences.... Read More
Integrating Indigenous Design and Modern Engineering for Sustainable Water Treatment
Convergent frameworks that combine Indigenous design and modern engineering offer pathways toward adaptive sustainable water treatment.... Read More
Formula 1’s Attempts at Sustainable Innovations Through New Power Unit
Formula 1 makes a shift in technological innovation as part of its 2030 net-zero carbon commitment.... Read More
How Spogomi Addresses Waste Through Competitive Sport
Combining sport and trash collection, Spogomi offers an engaging approach to building more sustainable and responsible habits.... Read More
Red Flags in the EU’s Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA)
From raw material provision to global trade, the EU’s Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) has raised criticisms and concerns amid ambitious objectives.... Read More
Congo Basin Peatlands Are Releasing Ancient Carbon
Once considered a stable carbon reserve, the Congo Basin may now be leaking ancient carbon to the atmosphere.... Read More
Global Shifts in Forest Dynamics and Their Impact on Biodiversity and Resilience
The terrestrial landscapes are changing as fast-growing and naturalized tree species increasingly dominate forest ecosystems.... Read More