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Stories Of Climate Solutions That Are Actually Working
There is a rare comfort in finding real progress amid urgent warnings, and this year we can point to tangible examples of climate solutions that are...
Mediterranean Great White Sharks At Risk Of Extinction, Scientists Say
Mediterranean Great White Sharks are at risk of extinction, scientists warn, as illegal fishing, weak enforcement, and decades of intense industrial...
India Tightens Tiger Tourism Rules To Strengthen Conservation And Sustainability
As the nation recalibrates its wildlife tourist model to put conservation and sustainability at the center of safari operations, India tightens...
Young Atlantic Salmon Spotted In Three English Rivers For The First Time In A Decade
For the first time in over ten years, the sight of young Atlantic salmon spotted in three English rivers has sparked hope among conservationists and...
Artificial Reefs Offer New Hope For Damaged Marine Ecosystems
Artificial reefs offer new hope for damaged marine ecosystems at a time when natural coral reefs are declining at an unprecedented rate. Coral...
Creating A Global Sustainability Career: The Green Jobs Are Going Global
The idea of sustainability is no longer a peripheral issue of environmentalists or even non-profits. Nowadays, it plays a central role in businesses...
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Backs Underground Carbon Storage Project In Kansas
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is considering a permit for an underground carbon storage project in Kansas. This project involves an...
AQI At 384 Keeps Delhi’s Air ‘Very Poor’; Multiple Stations Record Severe Pollution
As the nation's capital ended the year with a heavy layer of pollution, the AQI at 384 keeps Delhi’s air ‘Very Poor’, prompting new worries about...
JFK’s Granddaughter, Environmental Journalist Tatiana Schlossberg Dies At 35
Environmental Journalist Tatiana Schlossberg dies at 35, marking a profound loss for both the Kennedy family and the global environmental journalism...
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06 SEPTEMBER 2025
You Won’t Believe This Butter Isn’t From Cows: Bill Gates’ Air-Made Spread That’s Shaking Up the Food World
Savor’s CO2-crafted synthetic butter, backed by Bill Gates, slashes emissions and skips farms – sustainable dream or health gamble?
05 SEPTEMBER 2025
Scientists Develop Sustainable Carbon Capture Technique Using Shrimp Waste
Researchers at the University of Sharjah have developed a novel, sustainable carbon capture technique using shrimp waste.