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fossil fuel

Crude Oil

Oil crane on a dry land with blue sky behind

Fossil fuels, such as crude oil, are primarily made up of carbon and hydrogen atoms, forming hydrocarbons. These hydrocarbons come from the remains of plants, animals, and microorganisms living on earth millions of years ago. As these remains were buried …

Polyester


In the 1940s, the first polyester fibres emerged, known as Terylene in the US and Dacron in the UK [1]. It was in the 1950s that polyester fibre production gained momentum on a commercial scale [2]. The 1990s marked a …

In April 2020 Humans Have Spent All Resources for the Year

30 March, 2020 by Bente Nilssen

In April 2020, humans exhausted the earth’s resources for the year. While some Western countries may lead the way in environmental initiatives, their consumption patterns paint a different picture. They are among the worst offenders, consuming much more than the …

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