‘We have to think bigger’: Majority of UNESCO World Heritage sites face severe water risk
ADVERTISEMENT Nearly 73 per cent of World Heritage sites are at high risk of water-related hazards, according to…
Germany Gives Go-Ahead for Gas Drilling in Protected North Sea Site
Germany has given the green light for drilling as much as 13 billion cubic meters of natural gas…
Sino-EU ties set to continue expanding
BEIJING: With Chinese exports of environment-friendly products to Europe booming and European firms scaling up investments in clean…
A 30-Year-Old Study Says Croissants Are Absolutely Terrible. Here’s why
Potato is king. It’s golden, flaky, and for some people, just irresistible. A good croissant sounds like a…
London achieves major green milestone with zero-emission buses
London now operates over 2,000 zero-emission buses in a new green milestone announced by Mayor Sadiq Khan. Transport…
First-of-its kind sustainability festival records impressive turnout in Manchester
The Greener Futures Youth Festival saw more than 100 local students sign up to explore the opportunities and…
Once Nearly Gone, Europe’s Wild Mammals Are Roaring Back
Chamois (Rupicapra rupicapra tatricain) in eastern Tatra Mountains in Slovakia. Wild mammals on Earth are in big trouble.…
Savannah Marshall vs Shadasia Green joins Taylor vs Serrano 3
Keith Idec reports that Savannah Marshall, fresh off of signing with Most Valuable Promotions this past Monday, will…
Forest & Bird critical of government move to protect elk in Fiordland National Park
No herds of special interest exist in New Zealand currently, although the law enabling them was passed 12…
6 Genetic Myths Still Taught in Schools (That Science Says Are Wrong)
In biology classrooms across the world, students learn to roll their tongues. It’s almost a rite of passage,…