With the deadline of the 2030 UN Agenda for Sustainable Development approaching, the missing ingredient is not ambition but ...

Taking place on the third Saturday of September, International Red Panda Day is an international day that’s dedicated to encouraging people to learn about these adorable creatures and help save the ...

According to a UN report, the world has failed to meet any Aichi biodiversity targets this decade. The targets are intended to stop the destruction of nature and wildlife, from addressing pollution to ...

Making landfall in both the Philippines and Vietnam, the Goni Typhoon of 2020 caused an estimated USD$392 million of damage, and was responsible for approximately 74 deaths. Lasting for an estimated ...

From 40C in Kyoto, Japan, to over 50C in Silopi, Turkey, this summer has cities worldwide trapped in blankets of soaring heat. With temperatures breaking records year after year, the global demand for ...

The consequences of the growing climate crisis are by no means gender-neutral. Women worldwide, especially in rural and low-income communities, experience the most severe impacts of climate-related ...

In the nuclear energy debate, those who oppose its use often cite nuclear waste disposal as one of the biggest disadvantages. Indeed, the highly toxic byproducts of nuclear reactors can remain ...

The climate system is holistic, meaning that in the current climate crisis, the issue of global temperature increase causes other problems, such as ocean acidification, biodiversity loss, and negative ...

Orca calves in the Valdes Peninsula, Argentina, and the Crozet archipelago in the Indian Ocean have learned the intentional stranding hunting technique through the physical and biological dynamics of ...

Science-driven healing of the ozone layer is proof that “progress is possible,” UN Secretary-General António Guterres said on Tuesday, which is the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone ...

Parts of Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia were flooded over the weekend as Storm Boris unleashed record-breaking rainfall. It comes after Europe’s hottest summer on ...

Among the countries where whales are still hunted for commercial reasons, Norway ranks first. The highest amount of whales are killed here every year and the number has been increasing since 2017.