Intensive farming spurs epidemics

25 May, 2020 | News

A team of scientists from the Universities of Bath and Sheffield in the UK found out that intensive farming with overuse of antibiotics, high animal numbers and low genetic diversity increases the likelihood that pathogens may become a public health risk.  The...

Seaweed business in Indonesia discusses COVID-19 impact

18 May, 2020 | News

The epidemic of COVID-19 has severely affected seaweed business in Indonesia. In order to discuss the state of affairs in it and possible outcomes, more than 60 members of Tropical Seaweed Innovation Network (TSIN) gathered for a video conference in late April, 2020,...

Recycling – source of long-term profit

4 May, 2020 | Charging for Water Use and Waste Utilization, Consulting

Recycling – source of long-term profit Recycling is a source of not only clean environment but also environmentally “clean” products An environmentally friendly environment involves the disposal or prudent use of production and consumption waste. However, in...

Environment Impact Assessment Principles is the key to the successful implementation of any project

4 May, 2020 | Consulting, Feasibility Estimation

Environment Impact Assessment Principles is the key to the successful implementation of any project Environment Impact Assessment Principles minimizes environmental and social costs of project implementation An assessment of the feasibility of implementing any...

Sugar palm cultivation on agricultural lands in Indonesia saves soils, water and money

4 May, 2020 | Consulting, Feasibility Estimation

Sugar palm cultivation on agricultural lands in Indonesia saves soils, water and money The cultivation of sugar palm trees on agricultural lands demonstrates a set of benefits, the main of which is economic and ecological Many sectors of modern agriculture have added...