Environment
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Animals The Netherlands29. September 2022From Bees to Butterflies, Pollinators Get a Big Boost of Protection
The Netherlands has been doubling down on its effort to save pollinators in the past decade, and the strategies and measures they've taken constitute a roadmap to help other countries follow its footsteps.
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Environment The World27. September 2022Your (Carbon) Footprint Looks Better in Eco-Friendly Sneakers
A growing number of sneaker brands are now offering sustainable and eco-friendly products to their customers who wish to reduce their impact on their environment without sacrificing their comfort, budget, and performance.
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Environment South Africa25. September 2022Oil Drilling Ban: Good News for People, Earth and Sea
A multinational oil and gas company saw its exploration rights for fossil fuels revoked in South Africa since the polluting activity is considered too risky for the environment, marine life, and the local population.
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Animals Gabon23. September 2022Win-Win: Rainforest Gains Protection, and Endangered Elephant Steers Away from Extinction
Through pro-environment legislation, Gabon managed to save its equatorial rainforest and by the same token, revitalize its endangered elephant population which grew by a third over the last decade.
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Environment Europe22. September 2022Solar Energy Generation Reaches All-Time High, Across the Continent
All across Europe, an all-time record-high generation of solar energy this past summer prevented the importation of $29 billion worth of fossil gas, thus helping countries curb their alarming gas consumption.
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Environment United Kingdom21. September 2022Insurance Firms Say “No” to Polluting Projects
Three British insurance companies are joining the growing number of firms distancing themselves from a controversial crude oil pipeline project that could potentially have a negative impact on people, nature and the climate.
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Environment Indonesia20. September 2022National Goal: Protecting a Million Square Kilometers of Water
Indonesia embarks on a colossal project to protect 10% of its waters by 2030 and then triple the marine protected area coverage by 2045, a move that is part of the country’s environmental conservation goal.