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What's Right: Switzerland turns train tracks into solar power plants

Switzerland is pioneering a sustainable energy initiative by transforming its railway infrastructure into solar power generators. Get all the details on today’s What’s Right!

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tags: good news, constructive journalism, Sustainability, Switzerland, solar power
categories: What's right
Tuesday 05.06.25
Posted by AraCity Radio
 

What’s Right: Teens Invent Salt-Powered Fridge to Save Lives

Three teenagers from Indore, India have developed a groundbreaking refrigerator that operates without electricity, using only salt and water. Get all the details on today’s What’s Right!

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tags: good news, Whats right, constructive journalism, Healthcare, Sustainability
categories: What's right
Thursday 04.24.25
Posted by AraCity Radio
 

What’s Right: Scientists Grow Real Chicken Nuggets—Without the Chicken

Scientists at the University of Tokyo have successfully grown nugget-sized pieces of chicken in a lab. Get all the details on today’s What’s Right!

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tags: What's right, constructive journalism, good news, Sustainability, Food
categories: What's right
Wednesday 04.23.25
Posted by AraCity Radio
 

What's Right: 2024 Was A Record Year For Sustainable Finance

Last year was a record year for sustainable finance, with over 1 trillion euros worth of impact bonds being issued according to the Climate Bond Initiative (CBI). Impact bonds are financial instruments that help finance social, sustainable, or climate-related projects. Economic experts expect this number to actually grow this year and beyond.

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tags: sustainable finance, Climate change, green finance, Sustainability, environmental impact
categories: What's right
Friday 03.14.25
Posted by Alessandro Irene
 

What's right: first wooden satellite

Researchers from Japan have successfully made and launched into space the first ever wooden satellite. They believe that timber is a space-grade material that could one day even be used to build houses on Mars. The satellite, Lignosat, is crafted from honoki wood - a kind of magnolia tree - without screws or glue to hold it together.

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tags: Sustainability, Lignosat, Japan, wood, satellite, environmental impact
categories: News
Thursday 11.07.24
Posted by Charlotte de Vreeze
 

What's right: improved way to produce chocolate

Food scientists in Switzerland have figured out how to make chocolate using the entire cooca fruit. As opposed to traditionally only using the cocoa beans and throwing the rest away, this new method uses the entire fruit - pulp, juice and husk, without adding sugar.

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tags: chocolate, less waste, Sustainability, cocoa production, deforestation
categories: News
Wednesday 08.28.24
Posted by Charlotte de Vreeze
 

What's right: Seven of the world's best sustainable beaches are in Europe.

With travelers increasingly aware of the environment, having a ranking of most sustainable beaches to its ranking is exactly what travelers need.

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tags: Luxembourg, Europe, Sustainability, beaches, eco-tourism
Friday 03.15.24
Posted by Charlotte de Vreeze
 

Eco Talks: How beekeeping must adapt with climate change

This week on Eco Talks, Tracy Heindrichs was joined by Marcel Gengler, founder of the EIS BEIEN association, an association that takes care of bees, harvests their honey and educates members about the pollinator. Our guest talked about why he started his association and how beekeeping activities must adapt to climate change.

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tags: Sustainability, Nature
categories: Sustainability, EcoTalks
Wednesday 09.20.23
Posted by AraCity Radio
 

Eco Talks: Climate news for September 2023

Here are the climate news from September 2023.

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tags: Sustainability, Climate, EcoTalks
categories: EcoTalks, Sustainability
Monday 09.18.23
Posted by AraCity Radio
 

Eco Talks: The impact of social media on climate change mitigation

Sustainability-focused social media app Greenworlder met up with our journalist Tracy Heindrichs to talk about social media’s impact on climate change and the positive contribution they hope to bring.

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tags: Sustainability, EcoTalks
categories: EcoTalks, Sustainability
Friday 09.15.23
Posted by AraCity Radio
 

Eco Talks: Gardening with Hendrik in August

Hendrik Dennemeyer is back to talk about gardening with Tracy.

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tags: Sustainability, EcoTalks
categories: EcoTalks, Sustainability
Tuesday 09.05.23
Posted by AraCity Radio
 

EcoTalks: Clean Something For Nothing

César González Fernández, co-founder of Clean Something For Nothing joined our journalist Tracy Heindrichs on EcoTalks to talk about his organisation--which encourages litter picking through an app. Find out more about the activity and initiative.

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tags: Sustainability
categories: EcoTalks, Sustainability
Thursday 08.10.23
Posted by AraCity Radio
 

Eco Talks: The climate news from July 2023

It is the first Wednesday of the month, which means that it’s time to check out some of the good and bad climate and environment news that were reported on in July. With July being the hottest month ever recorded on a global scale, leading to deaths, wildfires and other natural disasters, other news got a shorter time in the spotlight. We’ve therefore selected a few stories to keep you updated on what’s going on in the green world.

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tags: Sustainability, Climate, EcoTalks
categories: EcoTalks, Sustainability
Wednesday 08.02.23
Posted by AraCity Radio
 

EcoTalks: What to do in your garden in August

Whether you’re new or old to the hobby, there are always tips to pick up in gardening. Aficionado Hendrik Dennemeyer joined our journalist Tracy Heindrichs in the studio to talk about what to do in the garden in August.

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tags: Sustainability, EcoTalks
categories: EcoTalks, Sustainability
Monday 07.31.23
Posted by AraCity Radio
 

EcoTalks: The one where Roxana meets NaturED

Our guest contributor Roxana Mironescu went to meet Jennifer Feschuk and Kriti Aggarwal who gave her a tour of the site in Kirchberg's central parc and shared their vision for the future.

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tags: Sustainability, EcoTalks
categories: EcoTalks, Sustainability
Wednesday 07.19.23
Posted by AraCity Radio
 

EcoTalks: What's the difference between 'climate change' and 'global warming'?

‘Climate change’, ‘global warming’, ‘climate crisis’, ‘climate emergency’—terms to describe the current state of the planet are swarming on the news. But do they all mean the same thing? When do you use which one? And why is the term global warming sometimes undermining itself?

That’s what we’ll define in this episode of EcoTalks.

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tags: Sustainability, Climate emergency, climate change, UN, Donald Trump
categories: EcoTalks, Sustainability
Wednesday 07.12.23
Posted by AraCity Radio
 

Meet the Neighbours

Several years ago, Kasia came up with the idea of a magazine to showcase these sorts of socially and environmentally beneficial projects and businesses through beautiful and in-depth stories. Neighbour Magazine’s first edition is out now.

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tags: Neighbour Luxembourg, Sustainability, Luxembourg, Sustainable initiatives, Kasia Krzyzanowski
categories: socials issues
Wednesday 12.08.21
Posted by AraCity Radio
 

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