Energy major Total accused of denying climate science
French oil and gas major Total, now rebranded as TotalEnergies, has been aware of harmful global warming impacts since at
Mango-sized monster hailstones hit Australian town
Giant hailstones in excess of 16 centimetres were observed in Yalboroo, north of Mackay in Central Queensland, Australia, on Tuesday.
More than half of youth experience ‘climate anxiety’
A paper published in medical journal Lancet says worsening environment is impacting metal health of young people. Researchers call this
Rescued pet lion returned to owner in Cambodia
Cambodian authorities have returned a pet lion to its owner after they rescued it from his home nearly a week
Spring surprise: A ghost forest comes up in Manhattan
Just when New Yorkers expect spring in all its glory, a grim reminder of climate change has come up in
Dogs in gruesome conditions at American puppy mills
The Humane Society of the United States has released on Monday the annual Horrible Hundred report, which provides a sampling
Starving elephants in Thailand need help
COVID-19 pandemic has not spared even animals, especially those dependent on humans. More than 3,000 elephants employed in tourism sector
A fully vegan preschool set to open in Australia
In Australia, they are trying to catch them young, A fully vegan preschool which is all set to open at
Vegan restaurant wins Michelin star for first time in France
A vegan restaurant in France has got a Michelin star. This is the first vegan restaurant in France to make
Greening of Mt. Fuji is another climate-change alarm
Japan’s iconic Mt. Fuji is getting greener. That’s no good news but a serious cause for concern. Usually, an increase
Germany produces double the solar power it needs for all its households
German energy provider Eon says that since the beginning of the year solar energy facilities have fed some 43 billion
Billions lost as illicit fisheries trade hurting nations who can afford it least
More than eight million to 14 million tonnes of unreported fish catches are traded illicitly every year, costing the legitimate
Koala massacre shakes Australia
A logging operation that killed dozens of koalas and injured nearly a hundred of them has shaken up Australia. The
Man who lost home in Australian bushfire wins $1 million in lottery
Miracles do happen — even in the middle of mishaps. An Australian man from Mount Cotton, south of Brisbane, lost
Thai govt starts cannabis clinic based on traditional medicine
Hundreds of patients, mostly the elderly, queued up to receive cannabis treatment when Thailand’s Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul opened
Watch out for Australian bushfire scams
Australian consumer watchdog has warned that scammers are collecting money posing as victims of Australian bushfires or charities claiming to
Mochi, the Japanese rice cake that can kill people
Poilce and fire department in Japan are warning people to be careful while eating mochi rice cakes. The dish with
Russia’s Aeroflot is the world’s most on-time airline
Russia’s Aeroflot has been named as the world’s most on-time mainline airline in the annual On-Time Performance (OTP) Review released
German murder convict allowed his right to be forgotten online
Germany’s top court has upheld a complaint by a man convicted of murder in 1982 against archived news reports online
Oxygen bar sells clean air to residents of polluted Delhi
This could be the bestselling idea in a city ranked as the most polluted in the world. As a toxic