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Biodiversity

Nature as Society’s Most Important Infrastructure

3 April, 2025 by Bente Nilssen

A brown and beige yellow striped bee sucks nectar from a red flower with yellow stamens. Oragnge and warm yellow blurred background.

When we hear the word ‘infrastructure’, many of us think of roads, railways, the electricity grid and the internet.
But over the past year, another form of infrastructure has become increasingly hard to ignore: Nature.

Without healthy soils, there …

The Year When Nature Took Centre Stage in Conversations

26 November, 2024 by Bente Nilssen

The Pantanal, the world’s largest tropical wetland, with its alternating stretches of water, grassland and forest. purple bl;ue endless sky, grassland shaping small icelands with blue water all around. The shaow of a plain wing in bottom of photo.

As 2024 is drawing to a close, one thing is clear; nature and biodiversity have taken centre stage in the international environmental debate.

For a long time, the climate issue has dominated the environmental debate. The focus has been on …

Can You Not See the Forest for the Trees?

20 April, 2020 by asas

Do you usually notice trees and other plants when walking on a city street? What is the name of the tree? Why have they chosen to plant this particular tree right here? Most of us rush past different trees, shrubs, …

Is the Forest Enough for All Our Needs?

23 March, 2020 by asas

By 2050, we expect a 150 percent growth in the demand for new fibers, which is constantly increasing globally [1]. We have reached the limit for the amount of cotton produced, mainly because more water and land areas are needed to …

Cotton Plantations Consummation of Vital Water

13 January, 2020 by asas

Plants, animals and all life on land depend on freshwater to survive. The earth’s freshwater is an essential resource that must be sufficient for the needs of households, agriculture, industries, and all the species linked to the freshwater ecosystem.
But …

2020 in Full Swing!

31 December, 2019 by asas

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2019 is ending, and we are soon in a new decade! Now a quick look back at what happened during the year here at ReThink. Did you get any new knowledge, and was it something you were missing? If you …

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