Category: Science/Environment (Page 35)
The state of New South Wales (NSW) in Australia has launched the NSW Koala Strategy to address its declining koala population.
The three-year plan aims to allocate US$34 millio…
NetWaste, a waste management organization in Australia, has launched a recycling campaign called “Help Us Help You.”
The campaign aims to increase the residents’ awareness of t…
Massive piles of plastic waste have been accumulating in the waters of Bandung / ˈbɑn duŋ /…
Researchers have discovered an abundant supply of rare-earth metals in the deep-sea mud near an island in Japan.
The research, which was published in the journ…
Local governments in the United States are filing lawsuits against fossil fuel companies for aggravating climate change.
New York, San Francisco, and Oakland a…
Female brown bears in Sweden are now staying with their cubs longer than they did before, according to a research.
A team of researchers from Norway and Canada analyzed 22 year…
Recent studies found that the bird population in French farmland has dwindled because of the use of pesticides.
Researchers conducted two studies over …
Several news sites have incorrectly reported that astronaut Scott Kelly is no longer identical to his twin brother.
Retired astronauts Scott and Mark Kelly are NASA’s first and…
French fashion brand Chanel / ʃəˈnɛl / recently received criticism from environmentalists after holding an enchanted forest-themed fashion sho…
A supermarket in the Netherlands has recently created and launched the world’s first plastic-free aisle.
Supermarket chain Ekoplaza has broken new ground in th…
