Category: Water and Pools

An invasive plant is threatening a once-bustling fishing lake in southwest England, leaving local anglers scrambling to save the waterway before it's too late. What started as a few patches of green had become a thick carpet by late September that was clogging Peatmoor Lake, the BBC reported, and with it the fish, wildlife and… Continue reading “It’s like fighting a losing battle”

A group of students from IPB University have successfully developed ActivPax – an eco-friendly active paper innovation designed to extend the shelf life of food. This innovative product is made from agar waste and water hyacinth. One of the initiators, Aditya Dewanto, explained that ActivPax was inspired by concerns about high levels of food loss… Continue reading IPB University students develop ActivPax, a food preservative made from agar waste and water hyacinth

Picture: https://www.globalnewslines.com/uploads/2025/10/1760593235.jpg Fountain Mountain offers water feature solutions and pond management systems. The company now carries Kasco and Scott aeration wells for customers who have water quality issues. Stagnant ponds create conditions in which algae thrive, oxygen levels decrease, and fish populations suffer. Property owners often discover these problems too late, after significant damage has… Continue reading Fountain Mountain adds Kasco and Scott aeration wells

MISSOULA, Mont. — Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is seeking public input on several new proposals and environmental assessments, including projects on fishing pond licensing, construction access, fishing area development, stream restoration and a statewide beaver transplant program. For more information, including how to submit comments, click on the link provided or visit fwp.mt.gov/public-notices. Public… Continue reading Montana FWP is seeking public comment on several proposals and projects

Construction produces significant greenhouse gas emissions, from the extraction and conversion of raw materials into building materials to their transportation and assembly. It doesn't stop when construction is finished. Most buildings rely on fossil fuels to operate, while demolition waste decomposes in landfills, emitting greenhouse gases. Fortunately, sustainable building technologies are becoming increasingly popular and… Continue reading Sustainable construction technologies shape the future

Climate awareness starts with respect for nature, but too many people do not respect nature enough; Instead, they exploit the natural world and hinder the connections other people make with nature and its inhabitants. A Redditor posting on the r/CasualUK subreddit highlighted people's disrespect for the world around them with a series of photos showing… Continue reading “Why are people like this?”

Kirei has announced the launch of its EchoSky Neu Baffle System. With EchoSky New, Kirei has redesigned its proven EchoSky baffle system to do more with less, replacing metal frameworks with lightweight PET crossbars. This new and improved system reduces weight, simplifies handling and reduces the number of hanging points required, ultimately resulting in a… Continue reading Launch of the Kirei EchoSky New Baffle System – lightweight PET ceiling solution for sustainable design | Product news

NEW DELHI: After years of silence in the skies, Delhi could see the return of legal firecrackers this Diwali, but with a scientific twist. The Supreme Court has indicated it may temporarily lift the ban on green fireworks in the National Capital Region, sparking a mix of anticipation and concern among residents and environmentalists. Developed… Continue reading Diwali intersection in the capital: between celebration and caution

GREEN MOUNTAIN FALLS, Colo. (KOAA) – The “Off the Beaten Path” art installation in Green Mountain Falls is scheduled to be dismantled on October 19th. If you haven't had a chance to take a look yet, you only have about a week left. The art installation was created by Patrick Shearn and installed over the… Continue reading Art installation in Green Mountain Falls to be demolished