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The District Emergency Officer reported that the wildfire in the Soon Valley forest remains uncontrolled. The fire, which started yesterday at Dhoke Miani, has postured severe threats to wildlife

CAMBRIDGE – The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), launched in October 2023, wants importers to report greenhouse-gas emissions from imported goods. Starting in January 2026, the EU

Amnesty International’s 2023 “State of the World’s Human Rights” report highpoints how climate change and environmental destruction are progressively intertwined with human rights issues globally. The report details the

The principle of three Rs—Reduce, Reuse, Recycle—has long been a keystone of sustainable living. While all three are essential, the first R, Reduce, stands out as the most critical

ABERGAVENNY, WALES – The feudal Abergavenny Castle and its Regency Museum have embraced modern sustainability with new carbon reduction initiatives. Thanks to Welsh Government Capital Transformation Grant, the historic

Experts confirm that climate change is worsening air turbulence, as seen in recent fatal incident on Singapore Airlines flight SQ321. The flight met with severe turbulence, resulting in one

Un-patterned and irregular rainfall has become a growing concern globally, disrupting ecosystems, agriculture, and even daily life. Recent weather irregularities, like sudden heavy downpours or lengthy dry spells, highlight

The issue is the paradoxical connection humans have with wildlife and nature. Initially, numerous species face overexploitation due to the hunting, habitat destruction, and illegal trade, leading to their

In an era where environmental sustainability is becoming increasingly serious, the concept of the ecological footprint has appeared as a important tool for understanding and organizing our impact on

World Wetlands Day, observed on February 2nd every year, works as a reminder of the significance of wetlands and the crucial need to conserve and protect these important ecosystems.