Month: August 2021

Within a matter of months, Australia endured two major disasters and for wildlife carers, groups and hospitals, the impact was ...

The Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan continues at a terrifying rate: on Thursday Afghan forces surrendered to the Taliban in the ...

Up to 90% of Senegal’s fisheries are fully fished or facing collapse, according to the Food and Agriculture Organisation of ...

Once thought of as a solution to help governments meet climate targets, “blue” hydrogen is far worse for the environment ...

This Wednesday, amid cries of “Treason!” and “Fraud!” a bill passed through the Polish lower house by 228 votes to ...

President Joe Biden’s infrastructure agenda took a major step forward in the early hours of August 11. After over 14 ...

This article is part of an editorial collaboration with Heifer International. It was originally published on www.one.org and was first ...

We are pleased to publish an opinion piece on our increasingly endangered planet by Dr. George R. Lueddeke MEd Ph.D., ...

Canadian entrepreneur Michael Spavor was sentenced on August 11 to 11 years in prison in an espionage case, a trial ...

So far this year, 7,418 migrants and refugees have arrived in the Canary Islands. While 210 people lost their lives ...

This summer in the northern hemisphere has been one of the hottest ever recorded. And with heatwaves, strong winds, and ...

The evidence is in: an innovation, iron-fortified salt, has just proved to be effective in the global fight against iron ...