by Warp Institute | Nov 26, 2020 | ♻️ Green Tech, ⚡️ Energy
Over the years, Zimbabwe has been grappling with power shortages which were however being mitigated by power imports from neighbors such as South Africa to the south and Mozambique to the east.To alleviate power shortages in the long run Zimbabwe crafted deliberate...
by Warp Institute | Nov 23, 2020 | ♻️ Green Tech
Water consumption is a problem for agriculture in many places. Some places are simply too dry for crops. In other places, the land is fertile, but the crops require so much irrigation that there is a shortage of water. Now, researchers at the University of Texas have...
by Warp Institute | Nov 19, 2020 | ♻️ Green Tech, 📈 Human Progress
After nearly half a century of war against cocaine, Colombia is putting faith in the cacao tree. If it can be a viable alternative to coca, the plant used to make cocaine, the gain for farmers and the environment will be huge. To help cacao farmers, two projects are...
by Warp Institute | Nov 16, 2020 | ♻️ Green Tech, Rebecka Carlsson, 🌟 Premium Content, 👩🏽🏫 Warp News Experts
She had not thought that she would get involved in the climate issue. But in 2006, Rebecka Carlsson backpacked with her best friend in West Africa. In northern Mali, near Timbuktu, they saw with their own eyes how a conflict began to build.”This was the same...
by Warp Institute | Nov 12, 2020 | ♻️ Green Tech
Svalbard is known for its doomsday vault where hundreds of thousands of seeds are stored for posterity, and now the world’s corals will get something similar in Australia. The non-profit organization Great Barrier Reef Legacy intends to build a doomsday vault...
