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Did you know that importing wood from developing countries reduces biodiversity?

A study from Princeton University, unprecedentedly, confirms that importing wood from developing or "poor" countries, reduces biodiversity. The research quantifies for the first time the extent to which nations contribute to this by transferring the environmental costs of their consumption...

Battery Innovation: Wood Used for Energy Storage

Lithium-ion batteries have become popular for their cost-effectiveness and high efficiency, but they rely on finite resources such as lithium and graphite. That is why researchers are constantly seeking innovation in batteries. Wood as a Sustainable Battery Solution Wood provides an...

Forest Green Rovers FC will make history with the UK’s first wooden stadium.

Forest Green Rovers FC, recognized as the most eco-friendly football club in the world, has been given approval to build the UK's first wooden stadium. This ambitious project will be the world's first "climate-positive" venue, capable of offsetting more carbon...

The benefits of deadwood forests for the planet

The dead wood forests, a consequence of drought, have ceased to be dead nature to become a unique opportunity for local biodiversity. This is because they often become food for the microbiota or become the new home for the...

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Cruelty and animal abuse know no borders. The Ostok Sanctuary in Culiacán, northwest Mexico, was forced to move around...