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Green Prophet stands out as the primary advocate for sustainability in the Middle East. Our team of writers reports on important topics in clean technology, energy, fashion, design, and religion, all of which influence green policies, investments, and how the region is perceived in terms of environmental issues.

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Seychelles and the battle with royalty, rats, and the last truly wild places left on Earth

1 week ago | greenprophet.com | Karin Kloosterman

A Fine Line in Paradise: Bird expert Adrian Skerrett on Cautious Development in the SeychellesAn Exclusive for Green ProphetOff the powder-soft sands and turquoise waters of the Seychelles, a quiet storm is brewing—one that involves royalty, rats, and the last truly wild places left on Earth. At the heart of it all is Assomption Island, a jewel of an island in the remote Aldabra Group in the Outer Seychelles islands.
Seychelles and the battle with royalty, rats, and the last truly wild places left on Earth

1 week ago | greenprophet.com | Karin Kloosterman

A Fine Line in Paradise: Bird expert Adrian Skerrett on Cautious Development in the SeychellesAn Exclusive for Green ProphetOff the powder-soft sands and turquoise waters of the Seychelles, a quiet storm is brewing—one that involves royalty, rats, and the last truly wild places left on Earth. At the heart of it all is Assomption Island, a jewel of an island in the remote Aldabra Group in the Outer Seychelles islands.
Mantle8 uses AI to pinpoint natural hydrogen in French mountain

1 week ago | greenprophet.com | Karin Kloosterman

In the misty folds of the French Pyrenees, something quietly extraordinary is happening. At a remote site called Comminges in France, Mantle8, a pioneering natural hydrogen exploration company, has unearthed a breakthrough that could shift the balance of Europe’s energy landscape. Their soil-gas readings, peaking at 2,500 parts per million (ppm), have stunned the industry—seven times higher than the standard threshold needed to suggest serious hydrogen potential.
Crows are nature's mathematical geniuses and sneaky scavengers

1 week ago | greenprophet.com | Karin Kloosterman

If you’ve ever found your roof littered with stray bits of chicken bones, discarded tuna cans, and wrappers from snacks, you’ve probably encountered the handiwork of crows. These feathered scavengers aren’t just opportunistic when it comes to their food – they’re also highly skilled at solving complex problems. They are also highly skilled at evening scores if they have a vendetta against you or your dog.
Apple "Jak" shoes are Portugal's simple, slow fashion shoes selling at Selfridges in London

1 week ago | greenprophet.com | Karin Kloosterman

Premium Portuguese sneaker brand JAK is set to make its highly anticipated UK debut, launching exclusively at the iconic Selfridges department store. Known for its minimalist aesthetic, superior Portuguese craftsmanship, and sustainable ethos, JAK is bringing its timeless footwear designs to the British market for the first time. The shoes are made from apple skin and natural leather.
Trump’s “Shower Liberation” Proposal: A Disastrous Step Back or a New Path to Efficiency?

2 weeks ago | greenprophet.com | Karin Kloosterman

Former President Trump recently took to the public stage with bold comments about shower regulations, saying, “I just had a shower, and it’s great.
Quirky, European grassroots projects to change the world - from saunas to snail racing

2 weeks ago | greenprophet.com | Karin Kloosterman

In the heart of Europe, quirky grassroots movements are turning everyday spaces into stages for creative climate action. From the steamy heat of Finnish saunas to the grassy lawns of Ghent, communities are blending tradition with innovation to tackle environmental issues. Imagine discussing decarbonization strategies while wrapped in a towel or racing snails to protest urban sprawl?
Seychelles’ UNESCO island under threat from luxury development and Qatari-linked terror funds

2 weeks ago | greenprophet.com | Karin Kloosterman

An island in Africa’s smallest country is under scrutiny as conservationists raise alarm over an ultra-luxury development project on Assomption Island, Seychelles. Backed by Qatari investors with ties to controversial financial dealings (and alleged terror funds), the resort poses a potential threat to the Aldabra Atoll—one of the world’s most significant biodiversity hotspots and a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Starting spring on MoolCool's ebike

2 weeks ago | greenprophet.com | Karin Kloosterman

Early April in Northern Ontario, Canada and finally a few dry spots to test the MoonCool e-bike. This was my first attempt at putting together and riding an e-bike. First off if I had looked at the video online I would have opened the box in a few seconds. I hadn’t so 1/2 hour later I managed to open it. I needed a stronger arm to unfold the frame. Everything fits easily according to instruction manual except for the front light wire. I had to redo that part to make it fit (kind of short).
A guide to rewilding your cities

2 weeks ago | greenprophet.com | Karin Kloosterman

The illustrated handout works to understand some of the principles developed by Ingo Kowarik. As urbanization continues to dominate the global landscape, cities are faced with the challenge of accommodating growing populations while maintaining a healthy relationship with nature. This is important for mental health and also for urban plants and animals.