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Chip Wreck: Millions of Fries and Onions Wash Up on UK Beaches

Millions of uncooked chips and thousands of raw onion have washed up on beaches in southern England. The fried potatoes, […]

by Nick Ames

The Wildlife Encounters You’re Told Are Ethical- But Aren’t

From civet coffee to sloth selfies, Sarah Freeman shines a light on six surprising wildlife encounters that aren’t as innocent as they seem

by Sarah Freeman

The World’s Best Vegan Cities Right Now

New data reveals the world’s best vegan cities in 2025 and why Europe still leads while the US and Asia race to catch up

by Anthea Ayache

Chris Packham’s Veganuary Confession: Why He’s Taking His Dogs Plant-Based

Broadcaster, naturalist and environmental campaigner Chris Packham has revealed what he calls his ‘dirtiest secret’: despite going vegan in Veganuary 2019, […]

by Anthea Ayache

Five Walkable Cities Made for Valentine’s Wandering

From clean air to car-free centres, these walkable cities are perfect for Valentine’s trips so you can stroll, talk and take things in all at a gentler pace

by Nick Ames

Green Cruising: Sustainable Bio Yacht Fuel Arrives at Dubai Marinas

Sustainable bio yacht fuel has been introduced at Dubai Marina Yacht Club and Creek Marina Yacht Club.

by Nick Ames

Repton Abu Dhabi Celebrates Eco-Schools Green Flag Award at Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week

Repton Abu Dhabi has been awarded Eco-Schools Green Flag accreditation, acknowledging its sustained focus on sustainability and environmental responsibility across the school community

by Staff Writer

Why Teaching Empathy Is About What Children See, Not What They’re Told

From actively listening to shared story time, here are five realistic ways parents can help nurture empathy and social awareness at home

by andy hearson

A-23A – The World’s Largest Iceberg – Enters Final Stages of Melting

A-23A – the world’s largest iceberg – has turned bright blue, a sign, scientists say, that it is about to […]

by Nick Ames