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Wildlife to Replace Historical Figures on UK Banknotes

Native species of mammals, birds, insects, amphibians and fish have all been shortlisted as replacement on UK banknotes

by Nick Ames

Fed Up With Doomscrolling? 10 Environmental Wins Worth Celebrating

From a four-million-strong antelope comeback to the world’s largest marine protected area, these environmental wins prove that progress is possible.

by Claire Wills

UN Issues ‘Urgent Climate Warning’ as El Niño Looms Again

The United Nations has issued an urgent climate warning, saying there is an 80% chance of El Niño developing within months

by Nick Ames

Chôm Chôm’s Best Vegetarian Dishes to Order Right Now

Craving Vietnamese food but not eating meat? Chôm Chôm has you covered.

by Staff Writer

Six Senses Zighy Bay Earns Top Sustainability Rating for Food and Hospitality

From farm-grown produce to composting, Six Senses Zighy Bay has achieved the highest Three-Star certification from the Food Made Good Standard

by Anthea Ayache

LUVED: The UAE’s Growing Appetite for Preloved Luxury Gets a New Marketplace

As demand for second-hand fashion continues to grow, new UAE platform LUVED hopes to make buying, selling and gifting preloved pieces simpler, safer and more rewarding for a new generation of circular shoppers

by Staff Writer

Can You Trust Clean Beauty Claims? Expert Claire Louvet Explains

The term ‘clean beauty’ is everywhere, but there’s no regulation behind it. We speak to the founder of Ô Naturel Boutique, Claire Louvet, about ingredient transparency, greenwashing, and the labels consumers shouldn’t blindly trust

by Anthea Ayache

Jason Statham’s Latest Opponent? A Protected Newt

Hollywood hardman Jason Statham, famous for battling screen villains in movies such as The Expendables, may have met an opponent […]

by Nick Ames

The DIY Hair Treatments Experts Wish You’d Stop Using

From coconut oil and raw eggs to onion juice and baking soda, experts reveal which popular DIY hair treatments are backed by science – and which could be causing more harm than good

by Anthea Ayache

Happy the Elephant Who Provoked Legal Case Dies in New York Zoo

An Asian elephant named Happy who was the subject of a pioneering law suit and contributed to human understanding of […]

by Nick Ames