We are constantly bombarded with stories about various species in both the plant and animal worlds going extinct due to …

http://www.naturalnewsreports.com/2022-05-27-appalachian-apple-hunter-saved-lost-varieties.html

Researchers are advocating the use of human urine as an effective and sustainable fertilizer that could replace environmentally damaging chemical fertilizers. …

http://www.naturalnewsreports.com/2022-05-25-human-urine-effective-sustainable-alternative-chemical-fertilizer.html

The Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has made many young workers rethink their jobs and careers. With many suffering from burnout …

http://www.naturalnewsreports.com/2021-10-18-young-workers-ditching-office-work-on-farms.html

Designer Henry Glogau has developed a skylight that uses seawater to provide natural ambient light and clean drinking water. The device is …

http://www.naturalnewsreports.com/2021-05-21-innovative-skylight-desalinates-water-for-drinking.html

Ammonia may become the foundation of the future of sustainable energy. But until recently, the production of ammonia has been …

http://www.naturalnewsreports.com/2021-05-06-chemist-develops-ammonia-fuel-cells.html

Small farmers in India often struggle to make ends meet because their livelihood isn’t the most rewarding. In fact, some …

http://www.naturalnewsreports.com/2021-03-23-greenhouse-in-a-box-small-farmers-india.html

Seville, the capital city of the Andalusia region in southern Spain, is popular for its orange trees. However, they are …

http://www.naturalnewsreports.com/2021-03-03-seville-turning-oranges-into-power.html

Some preppers are perfectly content to live in the city with just their survival skills and a stockpile of supplies …

http://www.naturalnewsreports.com/2021-03-03-sustainable-independent-swedish-family-lives-cabin-woods.html

Mealworms just got an inch closer to European dining tables after the European Union‘s (EU) food safety watchdog, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), found the …

http://www.naturalnewsreports.com/2021-02-09-efsa-approves-mealworms-for-human-consumption.html