Environmental Protection
Indigenous people in the US hope to save salmon by removing dams
Salmon in the Klamath River in the United States were once abundant. They no longer are.
UN: lockdown-style emission cuts must become permanent
As the planet keeps on heating up, any global temperature beyond a warming of 2°C would be catastrophic.
Belgium plans to increase its power emissions
The “Energiewende” of Germany has been going on and doing rather badly for two decades now. They wanted to decrease emissions but started the project by deciding to close most of their low carbon energy production, namely their fleet of
Study in Denmark links PFBA chemicals with severe COVID
Researchers think they've found a link between patients experiencing severe COVID-19 and their exposure to PFBA.
Ice melt on Greenland could soon reach a point of no return
Greenland, a realm of ice and snow, could be living up to its name by turning truly green. And that's bad news.
Habitat loss is driving human-elephant conflicts in Thailand
Elephants feature prominently in religious and national iconography in Thailand, but the jumbos have fallen on hard times.