Rebuilding coral reefs with sound. 🪸🔊 Scientists from @whoi.ocean are using underwater speakers to play the sounds of healthy reefs. The result? Fish return, ecosystems recover, and damaged coral gets a second chance to thrive. 🌊 Nature responds when we give it the right signals. Small interventions like this could…
Turning concrete rivers into living ecosystems. 🌿🌊 The Wild Mile project in Chicago is transforming industrial waterways into floating gardens, bringing nature back into the heart of the city. These floating parks filter water, create habitats, and reconnect urban spaces with biodiversity. A blueprint for how every city could rethink…
Wind + Solar = The rooftops of the future. ⚡ IBIS Power is combining wind turbines and solar panels into one compact system, generating more clean energy, right where we live. Less space. More output. Fully renewable. This is the kind of hybrid innovation we need for the energy transition.…
A canoe… grown from mushrooms. 🍄🚣♀️ In Nebraska, Katy Ayers built a fully functional canoe made entirely from mycelium, the root structure of fungi. Lightweight. Biodegradable. Zero plastic. Nature keeps showing us the materials of the future, we just need to pay attention. Could mycelium replace plastic in more industries?…
From waves to watts. 🌊⚡ Ecowave Power is harnessing the endless motion of the ocean to generate clean electricity. Unlike wind or solar, waves never stop, offering a massive untapped source of renewable energy. The ocean might just be one of the most reliable power plants we’ve barely explored. Could…
Microplastics are one of the hardest pollutants to clean up. But this device is changing the game. Built by students from Canada’s University of Sherbrooke, Ho'ōla One works like a giant vacuum — sucking up sand, separating out microplastics, and returning clean sand back to the beach. 🌊 Tested on…
Turning old clothes into bricks. Yes, literally. French startup @fab.brick is taking textile waste, that usually ends up in landfills, and transforming it into durable, eco-friendly bricks. 🧱 From furniture to insulation, they’re giving a second life to materials most of us throw away. Fast fashion creates over 92 million…
Cleaning polluted water with… bubbles. Scientist Marino Morikawa developed a nano-bubble system 10,000x smaller than those in your soda. As these tiny bubbles rise, they trap and neutralize viruses and bacteria, turning polluted rivers and lakes back into clean, living ecosystems. This is the kind of breakthrough the world needs.…
Turning concrete walls into living, breathing ecosystems. This Dutch startup @gorespyre is bringing moss back into our cities — and onto our buildings. 🌱 Their technology allows moss to grow directly on concrete surfaces, creating natural insulation, reducing urban heat, and cleaning the air — all while making cities a…
Turning sewage into savings. An Australian company has developed a superbug that feeds on wastewater, reducing chemical use, cutting energy, and saving over $500K AUD per year. A powerful reminder: nature often holds the best solutions for our biggest problems. 📌 PS: Found this helpful? Join 10,000+ founders & investors…
A home. A car. Powered entirely by the sun. The Stella Vita solar campervan generates enough energy for cooking, showering, driving, and living, all off-grid. Built by 22 students in the Netherlands, it’s not just a van. It’s a glimpse into a self-sufficient, net-zero future. 📌 PS: Found this helpful?…
Cleaning the oceans. One bin at a time. Seabin is a simple yet powerful innovation: Floating trash bins that pull in plastic, debris, and even oil from marinas, ports, and waterways, 24/7. Small solution. Massive impact. 📌 PS: Found this helpful? Join 10,000+ founders & investors staying ahead in climate…
AI is even fixing recycling. This bin sorts your waste automatically, no more guesswork. Built by Ameru (Bulgaria), it uses computer vision + edge computing to: ✔️ Sort waste in real time ✔️ Give instant feedback on screen ✔️ Generate monthly waste analytics ✔️ Cut down on bins, free up…
The wind power problem no one talks about: what to do with retired turbine blades? They're huge. They're hard to recycle. And thousands are piling up. But this company found a way to repurpose them, giving old blades a second life instead of sending them to landfills. Turning waste into…
Saving bees, one brick at a time. These Bee Bricks create tiny sanctuaries for solitary bees, right inside our buildings. Inspired by how bees once nested in old walls, now we can give them a home while we build ours. Because no bees = no food. No pollination. No plants.…
Turning TP rolls into food? Yes, full circle. Instead of tossing them out, use empty toilet paper rolls as mini seed starters. Biodegradable, zero waste, and perfect for your next planting season. Sometimes the simplest hacks help us reconnect with nature — one roll at a time. 📌 PS: Found…
Farming… but without soil. And without the insane water waste. Aeroponic towers let you grow 160+ crops: 90% less water 90% less land Same nutrient solution for all crops Faster growth thanks to roots suspended in air (80% of the time) Whether outdoors, indoors, or in greenhouses, this is how…
Bury half a cucumber. Attach it to a tree. Add a cup of soil. Wait. What happens next? Nature’s wild side takes over, triggering plant growth in the most unexpected way. Simple. Viral. And a reminder of how little we actually know about nature’s tricks. 📌 PS: Found this helpful?…
Vertical potatoes? Yes please. The potato tower method lets you grow a full crop in a tiny footprint. Layer straw, compost, seed potatoes, and stack up. Perfect for small spaces, balconies, or anyone wanting more food from less land. Simple, smart, scalable. 📌 PS: Found this helpful? Join 10,000+ founders…
Mushrooms are taking over fashion. Literally. @tomtex.bio is turning mycelium into plant-based, plastic-free biomaterials that could replace leather, without harming animals or the planet. The future of fashion is grown, not extracted. 📌 PS: Found this helpful? Join 10,000+ founders & investors staying ahead in climate & energy. 👉 Subscribe…
🚨 Where is Greta Thunberg?! The Truth They Don’t Want You to Hear 🚨 The new season of The Tea with Myriam François is here, and it’s not holding back 🍵 Episode 1 dives into something the headlines won’t touch: Why did mainstream media suddenly stop giving Greta Thunberg airtime?…
Nagasaki turned its sewers into an ecosystem. Not kidding. 🐠♻️ Some streets have open drainage channels so clean, koi fish swim through them. No tricks. No filters. Just: ✅ Strict waste systems ✅ Community respect for nature ✅ Urban design that works with ecosystems—not against them These “living sewers” aren’t…
They barely wear helmets, yet they lead the world in bike safety 🚲🔥 How is that possible? Because safety isn’t about gear, it’s about design. The Netherlands doesn't ask cyclists to armor up. Instead, it builds: ✅ Protected bike lanes ✅ Slower car speeds ✅ Cities designed around people, not…
If this is our best… we’re in trouble. In a system where inequality grows, ecosystems collapse, and well-being declines, is this truly the height of human progress? Economist Ha-Joon Chang and musician-thinker Brian Eno ask the big question: Is capitalism as we know it the end of the road… or…