#Hanwha #HoneybeeDataSharing #Sustainability 7.8 billion honeybees vanished in Korea in 2021, and populations have continued to decline in 2022. With bees responsible for pollinating 90% of the plants on earth, it’s difficult to imagine what the world would look like without them. Their extinction would mean the end of the ecosystem as we know it.…
Here retreat is no longer an option. The Mekong River, it’s the last stand before 2,000 tons of trash flow into the ocean each day. 730,000 tons of trash a year that flow straight into the ocean, must be stopped. The key is how. Is there a way to protect the Earth without harming it?…
Since 2011, Hanwha has planted over half a million trees using saplings grown in solar-powered nurseries without emitting carbon. Despite the pandemic, Hanwha continues its mission to sustainably combat climate change. See how Hanwha and participants of the Hanwha Solar Forest have grown trees virtually using a contactless campaign mobile app which were then planted…
What if the answer to powering a purer world, our world, was shining down on us this whole time? All we’d have to do, is use its infinite potential. At Hanwha, we make solar energy the better solution. Hanwha sustainable energy solutions for earth, for life. Source
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