We must ‘mend our ways drastically’ to save the planet
We must "make peace with nature" and stop waging war on it to avoid an environmental cataclysm.
Plastic in the ocean kills threatened albatrosses
Plastic drink bottles, disposable utensils and balloons are among the most deadly items.
Squirrels in the Rockies are feeling the pitch of warming temperatures
In the southern part of the Rockies the rodents are opting to stay at higher altitudes to escape warming temperatures.
Massive Texas power crisis: No, it’s not the renewables
The Texas cold fuels a storm over energy policy, even as the U.S. returns to the Paris Agreement and moves
Scaling up reforestation can help us manage climate change
Climate change is accelerating, yet it isn't too late yet if we are to keep warming to under 1.5 Celsius.
A diversity of flowering plants is key to bees and bumblebees
Bees and bumblebees have fallen on hard times, which has raised alarm that these vital pollinators might disappear from gardens,
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Protecting mountain gorillas in the Congo is no child’s play
Over the years more than 200 wildlife rangers in the Virunga National Park have lost their lives in the line of duty.
The open burning of waste poses grave health risks to millions
Uncontrolled burning of waste is particularly widespread in low- and middle-income countries.
Indigenous people in the US hope to save salmon by removing dams
Salmon in the Klamath River in the United States were once abundant. They no longer are.
Environmentalists bewildered by EU approach to meat consumption and Farm to Fork
Animal rights advocates and environmentalists across Europe have been left scratching their heads after news broke of a ‘Beefatarian’ campaign for which the European Union has set aside over €3 million to target consumers in Belgium, France, Germany, Portugal, and Spain. Of course, the new clip celebrating, and even promoting, the consumption of red meat […]
