
From ozone to climate: what we can still fix
Things are dire. The Earth is struggling to breathe. But there’s still a sliver of hope — and history shows us we’ve been here before, and we’ve managed to make a difference. World Environment Day, established by the United Nations in 1972, isn’t just another international observance. Celebrated each year...
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Mining interests threaten Nazca’s ancient legacy in Peru
In Peru, one of the world’s most precious archaeological sites is at risk—again. More than 770 square miles (2,000 km²)...

Bottom trawling is annihilating marine life — and the footage is devastating
A sweeping shadow moves across the ocean floor. Every creature in its path panics, scrambling for cover. Fish dart, crustaceans...

5 dog training myths that are making life harder for you (and your pup)
If you’ve recently adopted a puppy—or even an older dog—you already know the rollercoaster you’re on. Every day comes with...

Silence isn’t just golden — it grows your brain
Silence isn’t just the absence of noise — it could be a powerful ally for your brain. A study published...

Sweden is turning trash into power – and it’s running out of garbage
More than half of the world’s waste ends up in landfills, posing serious environmental threats. One of the biggest dangers?...

Exposed: inside the Spanish facility where 40,000 macaques suffer
Camarney, a European testing facility located in Catalonia, is now at the center of a major international scandal after shocking...

Global safety index 2025: where not to go this year
Travel has never been more accessible, thanks to deals, discounts, and promotions on both flights and accommodations. But safety remains...

Subaru unveils cyclist-protecting airbag in response to rising bike accidents
Cycling is on the rise—especially in cities. More and more people are choosing to ride their bikes every day, whether...

Why the future of clean energy might come from space
A greener future could come from above—way above. In Japan, a group of scientists, working alongside the government and the...

this lego-style home saves time, money and the planet
If you spent hours building with LEGO bricks as a kid, you might be thrilled to know you can do...
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