Happy Eco News 18 Takahē Released in Conservation Triumph Reading Time: 3 minutes Eighteen takahē, a bird once thought extinct, were released into a predator-free nature reserve. In a milestone for conservation, New Zealand witnessed a remarkable event on the shores of Lake Wakatipu. Eighteen takahē, a flightless bird once relegated to the realm of lost species, were released into a predator-free nature reserve. This momentous occasion signifies a critical step in the takahē’s recovery and underscores the power of dedicated conservation efforts. The takahē, a stocky, blue-purple bird with a di ..read more

Happy Eco News Organizing Your Fridge to Reduce Carbon Emissions Reading Time: 3 minutes Feng Shui, an ancient art of arranging objects to achieve harmony can also help with organizing your fridge to reduce carbon emissions. Practising Feng Shui, an ancient Chinese art of arranging buildings, objects, and space in an environment to achieve harmony and balance, in your kitchen can also help reduce food waste and your carbon footprint.   The impacts of food waste It’s easy to get lost in the clutter. Our on-the-go lifestyles can mean less time for cleaning up and decluttering. You may ..read more

Happy Eco News Celebrating Greenery Day – The Magic of Japan’s Cherry Blossom Trees Reading Time: 3 minutes Celebrating Greenery Day – The Magic of Japan’s Cherry Blossom Trees May 4 is Greenery Day, a national holiday in Japan. It is a day that promotes environmental awareness and encourages people to connect with nature. It is a day to reflect on the importance of preserving the environment and humans’ impact on the natural world. In Japan, people will typically take part in outdoor activities such as hiking, picnicking, and visiting parks and gardens. Japan’s cherry blossom trees are o ..read more

Happy Eco News Eat Your Way to a Healthy Planet Reading Time: 3 minutes A three-course action plan that will result in a much healthier planet. The way we use land has a profound impact on our planet’s health. According to the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), agriculture, forestry, and other land use activities accounted for around 13% of CO2, 44% of methane, and 82% of nitrous oxide emissions from human activities globally during 2007-2016. As the climate crisis intensifies, it’s clear that we need to rethink our relationship with the land. Protecting natural areas, refo ..read more

Happy Eco News Tully Tube: Sustainable Medication Packaging Reading Time: 2 minutes Parcel Health unveils the Tully Tube: A sustainable twist on medication packaging. For years, the healthcare industry has grappled with the environmental burden of prescription medication packaging. Blister packs, vials, and plastic bottles have historically been the only option for medication packaging, resulting in mountains of plastic waste that pollute landfills and ecosystems. Parcel Health, a company on a mission to revolutionize sustainable medication packaging, is tackling this issue head-on with its in ..read more

Happy Eco News US Identifies 2 Sources of Natural Hydrogen Reading Time: 3 minutes The U.S. Geological Survey has identified 2 sources of natural hydrogen, a renewable source of clean energy. Researchers at the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) have identified a previously overlooked potential source of clean energy that could increase the renewability and lower the carbon footprint of the nation’s energy portfolio – natural hydrogen gas trapped deep underground in rock formations. Though still requiring further study, this geologic hydrogen could provide enough clean-burning fuel to last hundreds ..read more

Happy Eco News Iceland’s Daring Magma Geothermal Project Reading Time: 3 minutes Iceland proposes drilling into a volcano for super-hot magma geothermal energy. Iceland, a nation long known for its leadership in harnessing geothermal energy, is setting its sights on an audacious goal: drilling directly into a volcano to tap into a near-limitless source of magma geothermal energy. Currently in the planning stages, the Krafla Magma Testbed (KMT) project proposes venturing deeper than ever to extract super-hot geothermal energy directly from the molten rock. Iceland’s flirtation with geothermal e ..read more

Happy Eco News When can mobile notary services near me refuse to stamp your document? Reading Time: 2 minutes When can mobile notary services near me refuse to stamp your document? Ever been in a situation where you’re all set to get that important document notarized and, bam, the notary says no-go? Yep, it happens. Notaries aren’t just stamping machines; they have to follow strict guidelines. Curious about when a mobile notary might refuse to notarize your document? Dive deeper by reading https://onenotary.us/mobile-notary-service/. Reasons mobile notaries can refuse service While most mobile ..read more

Happy Eco News How to Deal with Ecological Paper Writing Reading Time: 4 minutes How to Deal with Ecological Paper Writing College and university students who study ecology write reports, research papers, and essays on this discipline. In the article, we tell you how to write a paper about ecology and what content and structure it should have.  What is an ecology paper? It is a text about ecology in which the author discusses a specific topic and proves their point of view. Students who study the field of “Ecology,” for example, future ecologists, environmental engineers, specialists in e ..read more

Happy Eco News Skyven Technologies’ Heat Pumps to be Deployed at U.S. Factories Reading Time: 2 minutes DOE awards $145 million to Skyven Technologies to deploy emission-cutting heat pumps at U.S. Factories. The U.S. Department of Energy has announced plans to negotiate awarding up to $145 million to Skyven Technologies to install the company’s innovative steam-generating heat pumps at manufacturing facilities across the country. The unprecedented funding aims to dramatically reduce carbon emissions from industrial processes that have proved difficult to decarbonize. Skyven’s Arcturus heat pum ..read more