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World Bank still backs coal in Asia, despite climate claims, report reveals

World Bank still backs coal in Asia, despite climate claims, report...

A new report shows that the World Bank continues to supply funding to some of Asia’s largest coal developers through its financial intermediaries.The multilateral...

Cameras spot Asian golden cat in more than one shade

Cameras placed across...
Kenya’s Lake Victoria floods leave orphaned children to run their households

Kenya’s Lake Victoria floods leave orphaned children to run their households

Mactilda Mbenywe Article by: Mactilda Mbenywe This story first appeared on Mongabay South Africa Today - Environment This article is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0...
AMAALA Partners with the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation

AMAALA Partners with the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation

the Center Scientifique de Monaco and Oceanographic Institute to Protect and Preserve Marine Environment Monaco and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, (AETOSWire) : AMAALA, the ultra-luxury development...
As companies buy ‘plastic credits,’ are they reducing waste or greenwashing?

As companies buy ‘plastic credits,’ are they reducing waste or greenwashing?

Companies and other entities are buying “plastic credits” allowing them to offset every ton of plastic they make with an equivalent amount of...
The oceans can be saved by 2050 – if we act now

The oceans can be saved by 2050 – if we act...

Conservation could benefit from ecosystems’ natural ability to rebound, but there’s no time to waste. The world’s oceans are one of the central pillars responsible...
Amid socioeconomic slump, new sugar cane varieties offer hope in Sri Lanka

Amid socioeconomic slump, new sugar cane varieties offer hope in Sri...

After 20 years of research, the Sugarcane Research Institute (SRI) of Sri Lanka has introduced four new varieties with improved sugar recovery percentages, cane...
Wildlife trafficking is a major human health hazard

Wildlife trafficking is a major human health hazard

Wildlife trafficking is a clear and present danger not only to endangered species but to people as well. Wildlife trafficking is a clear and present...
Poisoned for decades by a Peruvian mine, communities say they feel forgotten

Poisoned for decades by a Peruvian mine, communities say they feel...

Communities in Cerro de Pasco, Peru, have been living for decades with contamination from mining activities, which has had serious health consequences, ranging from...
Rebuilding a shattered Iraq, with the recycled debris of war

Rebuilding a shattered Iraq, with the recycled debris of war

Wars end, but no one can go home until rubble and environmental risk are cleared. In Iraq, they’re recycling conflict debris in order to...
On Nepal’s day to honor dogs, wild canines face mounting threats

On Nepal’s day to honor dogs, wild canines face mounting threats

As Nepal’s Hindus celebrate their dogs as protectors and companions during the Tihar (Deepavali) festival, endangered wild dogs face multiple threats such as habitat...
Farming animals reduces biodiversity and threatens our health

Farming animals reduces biodiversity and threatens our health

The growing importance of livestock on the planet threatens biodiversity and puts human and animal health at risk. The domestication of cattle, swine, poultry and...