elephant in Namibia

Endangered elephants sold as toys for Emiratis

Endangered elephants from the wild in Namibia landed in a UAE zoo. The sale served to simulate an African safari experience as a toy for Emiratis.
food waste in Europe

Food waste in EU higher than imports

The food waste in the EU is higher than its imports. The waste damages EU food security amid the cost-of-living crisis. That is the finding of a new report released by environmental NGO Feedback EU.
fridays for future climate strike

Fridays for Future demand climate reparations for Global Climate Strike

Fridays for Future is going out on the streets across the world to demand climate finance and reparations for Loss and Damages. This is in time for the upcoming UN Climate Summit, COP 27 in Egypt.
lemu earth

How to use smart data to protect ecosystems

A data-based global platform builds a community that supports people and organizations who want to protect the natural world. Technology and nature coexist in an app to learn, connect, and have a verifiable impact on nature.
emissions

Climate gap widens as emissions continue to exceed pledges

A huge climate gap between aspirations and reality in emissions of greenhouse gases makes climate change head in the wrong direction.
deforestation

How this small country is big in deforestation

A new report by WWF assesses the quantity and provenance of the Netherlands’ import and use of eight deforestation and conversion risk commodities: soy, palm oil, maize, coconut, cocoa, coffee, beef & leather, and timber.
plastic waste from gpgp

Most plastic waste and garbage in Pacific from fishing

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch (GPGP) is largely composed of plastic waste relating to the offshore fishing industry.
fossil emissions and ccs

Why CCS actually increases the lifespan of fossil fuels

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As a solution to tackling catastrophic rising emissions in its current framework however, CCS is not a climate solution.