Resource recovery

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26Feb

Sunflower losses are a symptom of chemistry, not “just white rot”

Greening agro is not a fad, but a reaction to the fact that excess nutrients are becoming a source of soil and water pollution, and...

30Jan

Integrated soil-water-biotechnology system for arid and post-industrial landscapes (using the example of Kazakhstan)

Soil degradation and water pollution are increasingly merging into a combined environmental crisis, especially in arid and post-industrial regions.

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29Jan

Soil Fertility Recovery through Waterbody Restoration in Arid Agroecosystems: An Integrated Soil–Water–Biotechnology Framework for Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan faces the problem of soil salinization, reduction of organic matter, sedimentation of water bodies and industrial pollution

25Dec

Results of 2025. How the logic of working with nature is changing

For us, 2025 was not just another year of activity, but a transition point — from individual ideas to a holistic system.

30Nov

Innovative methods for restoring degraded soils and polluted water bodies

On November 28, a guest lecture was held at the Faculty of Ecology, Forestry and Horticulture of Vinnytsia National Agrarian University for students majoring in...

04Nov

The impact of pollution on ecosystems and real solutions already working in the world

Pollution is not just “dirty water or air.” It is a silent transformation of the planet that is changing the climate, disrupting food chains, and...

02Nov

Regenerative agriculture: how the land comes alive

Regenerative agriculture is changing this approach. It is a set of practices that restore soil fertility, biodiversity, and natural cycles.

22Oct

6 trillion hryvnia in losses: a war that devastates the environment

War is not only a human tragedy, but also a catastrophe for nature. According to the Ministry of Environment, Ukraine's environmental damage from Russian aggression...

13Oct

A future without toxins: how bioactivators bring water bodies and soils back to life

Microcystins, blue-green algae toxins, and organic matter accumulation are all consequences of overburdened water bodies. And it is bioactivators that become the cure for them.

12Oct

Environmental news September 2025: the world at a crossroads between crisis and recovery

Climate anxiety, war, technology, and volunteerism merge into one reality, where it is not the strongest who survives, but the one who manages to adapt.

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Sunflower losses are a symptom of chemistry, not “just white rot”

Integrated soil-water-biotechnology system for arid and post-industrial landscapes (using the example of Kazakhstan)

Soil Fertility Recovery through Waterbody Restoration in Arid Agroecosystems: An Integrated Soil–Water–Biotechnology Framework for Uzbekistan

Results of 2025. How the logic of working with nature is changing

Innovative methods for restoring degraded soils and polluted water bodies

The impact of pollution on ecosystems and real solutions already working in the world

Regenerative agriculture: how the land comes alive

6 trillion hryvnia in losses: a war that devastates the environment

A future without toxins: how bioactivators bring water bodies and soils back to life

Environmental news September 2025: the world at a crossroads between crisis and recovery

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Competitive transformations of thermal depolymerization technology...

Modern methods of waste recycling: advantages...

Environmental news for January 2025

The concept of an ecosystem approach...

Hybrid hypothesis of the formation of...

Ecology news in February 2025

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