Rinnovabili • Myanmar rare earths fuel conflict and pollution
Pollution
Myanmar rare earths fuel civil war while poisoning the Mekong River

Myanmar rare earths have become a critical global supply source, but illegal mining is financing armed groups, accelerating environmental destruction and contaminating the Mekong River across Southeast…

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Gas flaring 2025: 167 billion cubic…

Global gas flaring reached its highest level since 2019, with 167 bcm…

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Coal mine methane emissions unchanged since…

Global coal mine methane emissions have not declined since 2021, with most…


Rinnovabili • War pollution: Iran conflict's carbon footprint
Pollution
War pollution: the carbon footprint of 14 days of conflict in Iran

A new report calculates the immense war pollution from 14 days of conflict in Iran, releasing…

Rinnovabili • Recycled construction waste for smart shelters
Pollution
Dubai rethinks temporary housing with recycled construction waste and mycelium

From mycelium-based shelters to structures built with recycled construction waste, new prototypes unveiled in Dubai explore…


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