January 14, 2026 | CHANGEMAKR.ASIA

South Korean Scientists Unveil Rapid Method to Remove Nanoplastics From Water

Post author:Shelly Sandjaya
Post published:January 14, 2026
Post category:Latest Tech For Good Today's Pick

Magnetic technique clears more than 95 percent of microscopic plastic pollution in minutes, offering promise for drinking water and wastewater systems. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC SEOUL — Researchers at Pusan National…

Post author:Greenbiz
Post published:January 14, 2026
Post category:NA-Carbon & Climate News Aggregator

Sightline Climate’s fifth annual Climate Tech Investment Trends Report landed last week with a clear message: Climate tech investment is maturing, consolidating and increasingly tethered to AI’s voracious appetite for…

Post author:The Conversation
Post published:January 14, 2026
Post category:NA-Carbon & Climate News Aggregator

Solar power has a dark side: panels are still built to be thrown away, and we risk creating a mountain of waste that locks away valuable minerals. The world already…

Post author:Mongabay
Post published:January 14, 2026
Post category:NA-Biodiversity News Aggregator

Myanmar is a country of extremes. From tropical forests, mangroves and wetlands to frost-bitten alpine mountain slopes and jagged limestone karst outcrops, it’s home to tremendous botanical diversity. Orchids alone…

Post author:Mongabay
Post published:January 14, 2026
Post category:NA-Biodiversity News Aggregator

There are around 60,000 known tree species in the world, and they can do amazing things: store carbon, provide people with food and firewood, shelter creatures big and small, and…