A short trip to the grocery store, and you'll find palm oil in snacks, chips, cookies, and candies. Meanwhile, in Borneo, palm oil plantations are destroying habitats, threatening biodiversity. Full article by Marina De León for @therevelator.org: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/palm-oil-con...

Reefs, nature's historical records, out of the coast of Malaysian Borneo, help us mark the moment in which heavy, industrial deforestation began, and what preceded it. Full article by Grace van Deelen for @eos.org: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/coral-cores-...

A group of researchers went on an expedition to Hawai'i' to study its fossilized reefs, to get some answers on the Earth's past. 📰 Read the full article by Jody M. Webster, Christina Ravelo for @eos.org: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/unlocking-cl... #Hawaii #Fossil #Reef

When resources are limited, one must find alternative ways to cook and survive. That is the case for refugees in Uganda, who manage to turn their food waste into clean cooking fuel. Read the full article by Esther Nakkazi for @scidevnet.bsky.social: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/ugandas-refu...

Historically, “rich countries” are known to be the primary carbon emitters, while Africa is one of the continents that majorly bears climate change consequences. Yet,Africans still place the blame on themselves. Article by Ayesha [email protected]: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/survey-very-...

Tongass National Forest in Alaska once again becomes the center of attention during the latest Trump administration. Courtney Lindwall explains in her article for @nrdc.org why it is so important to keep fighting for the Roadless Rule. Full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/alaskas-tong...

How would you feel if your homeland slowly, but inevitably, changed in front of your eyes? Maddy Keyes, for @insideclimatenews.org, shares her report on locals’ testimonies from the town of Nuuk, Greenland. Full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/surviving-th... #Greenland #Inuit #ClimateChange

In the International Year of Glaciers’ Preservation,Jessica Corbett, writing for @commondreams.org, emphasizes that preservation of glaciers is a matter of survival.According to experts, melting glaciers present a huge threat to the ecosystem. Full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/scientists-w...

Animal rights groups tried to stop the Makah whaling tradition, a practice that goes back 1500 years.After decades of fighting,the Makah tribe can resume hunting activities. Frank Hopper,writing for YES!Magazine celebrates this important win. Full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/the-makah-tr...

Climate change thrives on social inequities, and urban heat islands are the prime example. Mohammed El-Said reports for SciDev.Net the findings of a recent study. Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/urban-heat-i...

Survival, biodiversity, food and evolution are the protagonists of the bee discourse, and a well-deserved spotlight is what bees need in order to protect them, and our future. Read the full article by ONE writer Elisabetta Fenu: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/the-spotligh...

The sustainable and economical production of hydrogen is crucial for decarbonization. The process of water electrolysis, able to produce such hydrogen, could hold the key. Attention has been brought to it, leading to breakthroughs. 📰 Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/the-new-fron...

Oman has set an ambitious goal, a government development program called “Vision 2040”. Farzad R. Bonesh, ONE writer, illustrates what the future holds for Oman, which is aiming to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. Read the article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/the-role-of-...

In 2021, the EU Green Taxonomy was introduced as a reliable system to define which economic activities are environmentally sustainable. Things are now more confusing and messier than before. Full article : www.onlynaturalenergy.com/the-gas-is-a...

Only Natural Energy is back with the July-September 2025 issue, featuring original articles by our editorial team and a curated selection of topics focusing on climate change, energy transition, sustainable policy and much more. 👉 Read the full issue here: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/july-septemb...

Indigenous groups in the Biobío River faced a shock when hydropower arrived in central Chile. Now another hydropower plant is set to be constructed. Michael Lieberherr Pacheco reports on @dialogueearth.bsky.social the threats of the Rucalhue Dam. Read: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/citizens-and...

"Where human activity goes, plastic debris inevitably follows", the words of Pere Monràs i Riera and Elisenda Ballesté for @theconversation.com. New research has shown that plastic debris is threatening the Antarctic ecosystem. Full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/unveiling-th...

Volcanologists could provide the perfect expertise for improved city hazard management, as they have long-customised hazard information for local communities. Jonathan Fink and Michael Armstrong,for @eos.org,explore all the solutions. Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/how-volcanol...

In Tigray, Ethiopia, the Development Alliance (DA) and CIFOR/ICRAF launched a project to help rebuild war-torn communities. Promoting agriculture and sustainable development proved to be very effective. Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/an-effective...

It's not uncommon to stumble upon a bright yellow field of Canola in bloom. Theo Hart, ONE scientific writer, proposes Canola straw as a source for fermenting, thus making it very useful for producing biofuels. Read: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/biofuels-fro... #canolastraw #biofuel #ferment #canola

"Nearly 95% of countries have missed a UN deadline to submit new climate pledges for 2035", Daisy Dunne reports for @carbonbrief.org. Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/analysis-95-... #UnitedNations #Parisagreement #climatepledge #COP30

Berlin's BTB GmbH, an energy provider for 80,000 households, burned coal for the last time on March 25, 2025, as it moves toward more sustainable heat sources. Read the full article, by Morgan Henley of @ceebankwatch.bsky.social: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/landmark-mom...

What if we developed efficient methods to cook food using direct sun energy? Solar cooking is already a reality in many countries and could be the key to a more sustainable lifestyle. By Lenore Hitchler: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/the-solar-co... #solarenergy #cooking #solaroven #renewables

A new study published in The Lancet Planetary Health suggests that rising temperatures and CO2 levels may increase the amount of inorganic arsenic in rice. Georgina Gustin explains the findings in an article for @insideclimatenews.org Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/half-the-wor...

Sotacarbo's Director of Research & Development Alberto Pettinau paints the big picture of our planet's health. It is a long and winding road. Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/the-long-and... #climatechange #globalwarming #energytransition #fossilfuels #renewableenergy

Pure climate denial isn't trendy anymore: a new form of climate misinformation has spread all over the internet in the past few years. As part of the 89 Percent Project, @theenergymix.com analyzes some jarring statistics. Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/eight-of-the...

🟩 / APRIL - JUNE 2025 / A new field combining psychology and wildlife protection is called "conservation psychology". Stephanie Klarmann, writing for The Revelator, shares her experience as a conservation professional. 📰 Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/what-can-psy...

Only Natural Energy [ONE] is back with the April-June issue of 2025, featuring original articles by our editorial team and a curated selection of topics focusing on climate change, energy transition, sustainable policy and much more. 👉 Full issue: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/april-june-2...

In this article, originally published by Knowable Magazine, Victoria Uwemedimo and Katarina Zimmer explain how solar energy can drastically improve the lives of Nigerian families. Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/for-climate-...

🟩 / APRIL - JUNE 2025 / "Africa's small-scale fishers are being overlooked in policymaking despite providing the most stock and nutritional value of any region", affirms Charles Mpaka for SciDev.Net. 📰 Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/african-fish...

🟩 APRIL - JUNE 2025 Farzad R. Bonesh, ONE writer, introduces his analysis of China-Saudi diplomatic relations. Spacing from BRI to energy relations, the article offers an essential insight into the world's most relevant dynamics. 📰 Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/china-saudi-...

ONE editor Gianni Serra examines the recent ruling in the Energy Transfer vs. Greenpeace lawsuit, which was delivered just a few weeks after Donald Trump returned to the White House in 2025. Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/understandin...

Only Natural Energy [ONE] is back with the April-June issue of 2025, featuring original articles by our editorial team and a curated selection of topics focusing on climate change, energy transition, sustainable policy and much more. 👉 Full issue: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/april-june-2...

🟢 Only Natural Energy | LAST STAND: Sumitomo Ponbetsu Coal Mine 🔗 www.onlynaturalenergy.com/sumitomo-pon... #Sumitomo #Ponbetsu #Coal #Mine #Hokkaido

In this relatively slow and complex energy transition, new solutions, such as half-green methanol, might hold the key to a substantial reduction of CO2 emissions. Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/export-half-...

As the Global North shifts toward greener alternatives a substantial number of mineral resources are required. Thus, Southeast Asia is undergoing a “mineral boom”, driven by its abundant mineral reserves. Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/southeast-as...

On June 6, 2023, the Kakhovka Dam in Ukraine was destroyed by Russian bombs. Ruchi Kumar of The Revelator reports that environmental scientists found a new forest growing in the dried area of the dam. Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/like-a-phoen...

There is an overwhelming amount of data documenting climate change. Employing her personal experience, Christina Swanson, Ph.D., writing for Project Drawdown, states that we need to act quicker. Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/to-stop-clim...

“Combating global warming means reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the building sector, which is responsible for 39 percent of emissions globally”, writes Kurt Kleiner for Knowable Magazine. Read the full article: lnkd.in/dUjdqcFm

The once thriving Barada river represented a source of life and pride for syrians. The need for survival and the desperate attempt at withstanding decades of war, turned the river into a “waste-filled trickle”, explains Mawada Bahah for Ensia. Read the full article: lnkd.in/d5kuJ6xh

Only Natural Energy [ONE] is back in 2025 with the January-March issue, featuring original articles by our editorial team and a selection of topics on climate change to spark your interest. 👉 Read the full issue: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/january-marc... #ClimateChange#EnergyTransition#Renewables

If you’re from a coastal hometown, there is a good chance you’ve been told many times how important seagrass for the ecosystem is. Seagrass restoration projects are in full force, and Melissa Gaskill tells you all about it in her article in The Revelator. Read the article: lnkd.in/dRY4bwzR

How have humans caused climate change, how have we worsened it, and what is blocking us from solving the issue most effectively? Louise Fabiani, writing for Undark Magazine, joins the discussion from a behavioral point of view. Read the full article: lnkd.in/dXZeicb7

In Virginia, agencies and nonprofit groups are giving a new purpose to the peatland ecosystem. The goal is to cover the peat with water and reduce the carbon that is emitted into the air. Read the full article, originally published by @insideclimatenews.org: lnkd.in/dckj5R5t

We can’t do it alone.The only way forward is together. Elisabetta Fenu, in her first article for ONE, reflects on the change of perspective that the individual needs to pursue to effectively participate in climate action and leave fear and judgement behind. Read the full article: lnkd.in/dXHXssZ4

The article, written by science writer Sarah Stanley, explores the possible outcomes for the Filchner-Ronne Ice Shelf in West Antarctica. Predictions raise concerns about warm water potentially reaching it in the future. Read the full article, originally published by @eos.org: lnkd.in/dShd5tWh

A promise fulfilled. It is the story of Chicago, the United States’ third-largest city. In 2017 the city vowed to run all its operations on clean power, and today that dream has become a reality. Read all the updates in this article, originally published by @theenergymix.com: lnkd.in/dQSMaYaE

ONE's writer, Farzad R. Bonesh, dives into a detailed exploration of the diplomatic relations between two key countries in the energy transition: "The Iraq-China relationship dates back to ancient times. The new era in Iraq-China relations began in 1958." Read the full article: lnkd.in/dUq2iWDX

Tracy Keeling, writing for The Revelator, tells the story of marine biologist Monica Biondo, who has dedicated more than a decade of her life to studying the trade of colorful fishes ripped away from the ocean to serve as ornaments for aquariums. Read the full article: lnkd.in/dDpsYDfm

The defence of human rights and the respect for international laws are not based on equity and fairness. The same happens for climate policies. Read Gianni Serra's op-ed in the January-March 2025 issue. Read the full article: www.onlynaturalenergy.com/double-stand...