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Cop29: Industrialised Nations Must pay Off US$5 Trillion in ‘Climate Debt’
COP29 opened in Baku with huge demand for funding
Can Geo-Engineering Fix the Climate Crisis?
As the world grapples with the escalating climate crisis, Professor Steven Koonin, a leading physicist and author of Unsettled?, stresses that adaptation, alongside technological innovations like geo-engineering, must be part of the solution
The Turtle Sheikh: One Man’s Mission to Save Marine Life
In this episode of ‘On the Couch with The Ethicalist’, we sit down with Sheikh Fahim Al Qassimi, affectionately known […]
Do you Need a Dopamine Detox?
Is dopamine the secret to happiness or your worst enemy? Find out why chasing a ‘fix’ could be hurting you
From War Zones to Kitchen Tables: The Powerful Message of Cous Cous Fest 2024
The theme of Cous Cous Fest 2024 – Grains of Peace – highlighted how food can bridge divides, as Israeli and Palestinian chefs, as well as Ukrainian and Russian teams, competed side by side
Earthshot 2024 Prize Winners Announced
From organisations protecting the critically endangered Saiga antelope to efforts aimed at reducing greenhouse gases in Ghana by 70%, the winners of this year’s Earthshot Prize are true trailblazers
Wardrobe Longevity: How to Care for Your Clothes Like a Pro
From freezing tights to shaving off bobbles with a razor, these tips will keep your wardrobe looking fabulous for years to come
Humanitarian Aid Blocked as IDF Claims No Civilians Left in Northern Gaza
Israeli ground forces are advancing toward a complete evacuation of northern Gaza, with the IDF declaring no humanitarian aid will enter the area
7 Easy Ethical Tweaks To Become A Sustainable Superstar Today
From remembering to take our own coffee cup to washing clothes on a cooler cycle, we can all make little ethical tweaks to help tackle the big global problems
Fake Moos: Lab-Grown Meat and Insect Protein Under Political Siege
Why have lab-grown meat and insect proteins captivated the attention of conspiracy theorists and right-wing politicians? Nick Harding investigates