World Rivers Day: Restore. Revitalise. Replentish.
Living Danube Partnership restoration of Garla Mare wetland in Romania is expected to further increase capacity for water retention by a 5.2 million m3.
2020...
Despite taboos many West African farmers eat wild animals
Mammals, most notably small-sized species, now dominate the wildmeat trade around High Niger National Park.
People continue to eat the meat of wild animals for...
WWF Begins Work on WeWilder, the First Rural Co-working Campus in...
A true “cottage industry:” the circular economy network located in the heart of nature
2020 September 23 (Armeniș, Bison Hillock) – WWF-Romania, together with the...
Noise pollution harms fish in various ways, scientists say
Fish exposed to noise pollution experience stress, loss of hearing and various changes to their behaviors.
Plenty of fish suffer from water pollution, which takes...
Continuing the legacy of historic Modderfontein
In 2006 when Biodx was looking for premises to house their research laboratories and offices they couldn’t have wished for a better match than...
Sweden’s SEI, Oxfam tie carbon emissions to world’s wealthy
“A wealthy minority is fueling the climate crisis, yet it is poor communities and young people who are paying the price,” says Oxfam’s Tim...
A Thai university leads the way in organic urban agriculture
The 7,000sqm rooftop garden at Thammasat University is the largest such green space in Asia.
It was on a sunny afternoon recently that teachers and...
Climate change will make areas of the oceans ‘uninhabitable’
Temperature alone does not explain where in the ocean an animal can live.
Climate change is expected to make large stretches of the oceans uninhabitable...
Mediterranean ‘medicane’ storms and the climate future
Future medicanes are expected to be more powerful as sea levels and temperatures rise, but science still has many questions.
Once every year or two,...
The VELUX Group Commits to Capture its Historical Carbon Footprint and...
The VELUX Group commits to reduce its future carbon emissions and capture its historical carbon footprint since it was founded in 1941 – totalling...
The Facts’ is surprisingly radical
If biodiversity loss is so obviously happening, then why have we failed to act and do what needs to be done?
We have learned so...
Short Memory Syndrome
Burt Rodrigues CEO of Biodx gives his thoughts has Covid-19 changed world views or will we have forgotten about everything in six months.
“Before 2020 when you...
