Nigeria’s forests are disappearing fast as loggers struggle to survive
Deep in the forest in the Nigerian village of Ebute-Ipare, Egbontoluwa Marigi measures a tall redwood tree, methodically cuts it down with his axe and machete and, as it falls
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Road transport is inspired by rail to consume less
Eco-combi, “platooning” or electric roads… The world of heavy goods vehicles is working on innovations that imitate the railway to better compete with it. Carbon-free heavy goods vehicles, massified and
Without greenhouse gas reductions, mass extinction in the oceans is possible
A source of hope, limiting global warming to 2°C compared to the pre-industrial era would make it possible to avoid this catastrophic scenario. If greenhouse gas emissions are not reduced,
AGA Parts Co. offers reliable spare parts for heavy machinery produced by 90 international manufacturers
AGA Parts (Brooklyn, NY) supplies genuine and aftermarket spare parts for heavy equipment produced by leading manufacturers: Caterpillar, Cummins, Komatsu, Hitachi, CNH, Atlas Copco, John Deere parts, Volvo, Sandvik, and
Much of the Amazon rainforest nears catastrophic collapse
While the world’s attention is focused on COVID-19 and geopolitical issues, another danger is creeping up on us. Scientists warn: three-quarters of the Amazon rainforest is approaching the point where
Closed-cycle economics
Wherever possible, we conserve resources in the Caterpillar value chain through the circular flow of materials, energy and water. The focus on developing better systems optimises the use of resources,
From the Amazon to Siberia: what corporations are doing to save forests
It is possible to save forests not by words, but by deeds. We present a new compilation of what and how the biggest companies and manufacturers do. The problem of
Forest fires in Australia severely damage the ozone layer
Experts from the United States of America have conducted a research paper, the results of which demonstrate that smoke from forest fires contributes to the destruction of the ozone layer,
Australian government to cut timber prices
In recent years of the coronavirus pandemic, many Australians have been thinking about buying a new home, which has put the already buoyant housing market in motion. House prices have
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