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Why Sustainable Healthcare Needs Nurses Who Can Lead Change

Healthcare is designed to protect people, but delivering that care requires enormous amounts of energy, equipment, transport and single-use materials. […]

by andy hearson

Noku Maldives: Laid-Back Luxury with a Conservation Heart

Located on the secluded Noonu Atoll, Noku Maldives, Vignette Collection offers the white sands, clear blue waters and peaceful atmosphere […]

by Harriet Shephard

Death toll in Nepal Reaches 1,118, With Another 4,858 Missing

The death toll from the ⁠unprecedented deluge of ice, rock, mud ​and debris has now risen to 903 people, with […]

by Nick Ames

Japan Culls Record 14,000 Bears as Climate Change Drives Animals into Cities

More than 14,000 bears have been killed in Japan following a record surge in encounters with humans, as extreme heat, dwindling forest food supplies and rural depopulation increasingly push the animals into towns and cities

by Nick Ames

Which Countries Are Best at Circularity? New Study Reveals the Top 10

From recycling household waste to giving old clothes a second life, these countries are leading the way when it comes to keeping materials in circulation

by Claire Wills

Are Dietary Supplements Safe? What to Look for Before You Buy

From third-party testing to drug interactions, not all supplements are created equal. Here’s how to tell what’s safe and worth your money

by Pete Kinney

Nepal-Tibet Border Disaster: More Than 170 Dead as 1,500 Remain Missing

Rescue teams are searching for hundreds of people after a catastrophic glacier collapse sent a torrent of water, ice, rock and mud through communities along the Nepal-Tibet border. WARNING: Graphic content

by Anthea Ayache

7 Simple Ways to Help Wildlife During a Drought

From thirsty hedgehogs and birds to struggling bees and butterflies, dry weather can make life difficult for wildlife. Here’s how you can help

by Claire Wills

India’s Popular ‘Moon Surface’ Tourist Attraction Raises Environmental Alarm

It looks like a snow-covered mountain landscape and has become a magnet for influencers, wedding shoots and filmmakers, but Rajasthan’s ‘Moon Surface’ dumps over 5,500 tonnes of toxic white slurry daily

by Nick Ames

Contrails Targeted in Major Transatlantic Climate Trial

A pioneering transatlantic trial will use AI forecasts to steer aircraft away from conditions that create climate-warming contrails, testing whether small changes in altitude could offer a surprisingly simple way to reduce the environmental impact of flying

by Nick Ames