Articles

Death Toll from Venezuela Earthquake Nears 1,500 with Tens of Thousands Still Missing

The death toll from Venezuela’s twin earthquakes has climbed to at least 1,450, with over 3,200 injured and thousands still trapped beneath the debris

by Nick Ames

How to Conquer Your Travel Anxiety

A fear of flying, worries about the climate crisis, and panic about a new destination can all cause travel anxiety. But follow these top expert tips, and you’ll soon be packing your bags for a dream vacation

by Christine Fieldhouse

Too Hot To talk About Climate: Heatwave Halts UK Summit

The climate crisis meeting due to be held at the London School of Economics has been cancelled due to overheating issues in the building

by Nick Ames

Europe Swelters as Extreme Heat Grips the Continent

Temperatures are soaring across southern Europe as authorities issue health warnings, wildfire risks rise and millions seek relief from the early summer heat.

by Nick Ames

The Hidden Cost of Poor Drainage: How to Protect Your Property and the Planet

Most homeowners have stepped into a soggy patch of grass and thought, ‘It’ll dry out eventually.‘ Sometimes it does. Sometimes […]

by andy hearson

Can an All-Inclusive Resort Be Sustainable? SO/ Ras Al Khaimah Is Giving It a Go!

SO/ Ras Al Khaimah isn’t claiming to have all the answers. As one of the UAE’s newest luxury resorts, its sustainability journey is still in its infancy – but from zero-waste cocktails and seagrass conservation to ambitious plans for food digesters, local sourcing and Green Key certification, the passion to do better is impossible to ignore

by Anthea Ayache

Sustainable Sunscreen: Four Reef-Conscious SPFs We’re Packing This Summer

We put four sustainable sunscreens to the test to find the formulas protecting our complexions and the oceans we love

by Anthea Ayache

Sustainable Gastronomy Day: 7 Ways to Celebrate Food That’s Good for People and the Planet

To celebrate Sustainable Gastronomy Day, consider these suggestions inspired by sustainable practices around the world

by Staff Writer

Climate Crisis Claims England’s Legendary Robin Hood Tree

A thousand-year-old tree, featured in the legends of the English outlaw Robin Hood, has become a victim of the climate […]

by Nick Ames

Climate Crisis Threatening Half the World’s Children

UNICEF warns that without urgent action to cut emissions and strengthen essential services, half the world’s children will face threats to their health, education and future

by Nick Ames