Should You Invest in the Private Market?

Should You Invest in the Private Market?

startustartup Unlike public stock exchanges, which offer daily trading, strict regulatory disclosure, and high liquidity, private markets are less transparent, have lower liquidity, and require long-term commitments. They also have less oversight and are generally considered riskier. With that in mind, many savvy investors wonder whether it’s time for them to invest in the private…

A Fact-Based Reflection on Sustainability and Tourism in Hormuz

A Fact-Based Reflection on Sustainability and Tourism in Hormuz

A Documented Response to the Article “The Aga Khan Is Greenwashing Their Awards” and a Reflection on the Relationship Between Development, Tourism, and the Environment on Hormuz Island Salman Rasouli Critiquing architectural and development projects, particularly within environmentally sensitive contexts, is an essential component of social dynamism and a prerequisite for healthy public discourse. However,…

Seychelles resumes sooty tern egg collection despite population crash

Seychelles resumes sooty tern egg collection despite population crash

Known as a biodiversity indicator species, local experts say it’s too early to stop protecting these important birds in the Syechelles The post Seychelles resumes sooty tern egg collection despite population crash appeared first on Green Prophet. Passover with matza ball soup. You can make it vegan! As Passover approaches, a global online gathering is…

Batteries from salt? New grid projects suggest the idea is becoming real

Batteries from salt? New grid projects suggest the idea is becoming real

Peak Energy makes storage batteries from salt making us one step closer to cleaner, endless energy from the wind and the sun The post Batteries from salt? New grid projects suggest the idea is becoming real appeared first on Green Prophet. Passover with matza ball soup. You can make it vegan! As Passover approaches, a…

SolCold wants to cool buildings using sunlight

SolCold wants to cool buildings using sunlight

For centuries people living in hot climates have tried to cool buildings without electricity. Long before air conditioning, architecture itself acted as the cooling system. It’s called using passive energy. In Iran, for example, traditional homes used wind catchers, known as badgirs, tall towers that captured breezes and funneled cooler air down into homes. These…

PETA pressures H&M to ban mohair again after new farm abuse investigation

PETA pressures H&M to ban mohair again after new farm abuse investigation

Remember PETA? The group of animal activists that threw paint on fancy women wearing fur to shame them out of fox stoles and mink? The same animal rights group – People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals – is once again finding targets for animal abuse and this time it’s H&M. PETA sent Green Prophet…

Jewish Vegans invite global community to “Compassionate Passover” event

Jewish Vegans invite global community to “Compassionate Passover” event

As Passover approaches, a global online gathering is inviting people to explore the holiday’s ancient story of liberation through a modern lens of compassion, sustainability and ethical food choices. An American group called Jewish Vegan Life (JVL) will host a virtual event titled “Liberation for All: The Compassionate Passover” on March 19, 2026, bringing together…

How to make sustainable video content and influence people for good

How to make sustainable video content and influence people for good

Creators who want to influence people for good should also think carefully about tone. Environmental storytelling does not need to lecture or shame audiences. It can invite curiosity instead. The post How to make sustainable video content and influence people for good appeared first on Green Prophet. Nature films can be done sustainably, and positively…