A blog by ESSET staff & students
8th of March is International Women´s Day, which celebrates women´s rights, gender equality, and female empowerment. It is crucial to support women in this movement, and a part of that is remembering the influential historical figures who have changed (and keep changing) the world for the better. Today, we are discussing 8 important women in... Continue Reading →
Greenwashing is the deceptive practice of companies giving a false impression or providing misleading information about how their products, services, or overall operations are environmentally friendly. Greenwashing tells “green lies” and aims to make consumers believe that a company is more eco-friendly than it truly is. The problem with greenwashing is companies try to seem... Continue Reading →
Innovative solutions pave the way for a more sustainable future in a world where food waste is a growing concern. One such game-changer is Circa Biotech, a UAE-based agribusiness startup founded by Dr. Haythem Riahi, redefining waste management by transforming food waste into high-quality animal feed. Founded in 2020, Circa Biotech employs cutting-edge industrial insect... Continue Reading →
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming our world. From self-driving cars to a personal assistant in our phones, AI promises to revolutionize industries and improve our lives. But this technology comes with a hidden cost: a significant rise in carbon emissions. Training large-scale models such as OpenAI’s GPT series or Google’s DeepMind demands powerful data centers... Continue Reading →
Sustainability and cost-effectiveness don’t have to be mutually exclusive—especially for students. With a few practical and budget-friendly changes, it’s possible to significantly reduce waste while saving money. This guide highlights some of the best zero-waste swaps that offer smarter, longer-lasting alternatives to common disposable items. Reusable Razor. Switch to a safety razor or a cartridge... Continue Reading →
A significant environmental crisis occurred due to an oil (mazut) spill in Anapa, a resort city on Russia's Black Sea coast. On December 15, two aging Russian oil tankers were damaged during a storm in the Kerch Strait. The spill contaminated approximately 49 kilometers (30 miles) of coastline near Anapa, affecting the water, beaches, and... Continue Reading →
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