Natural World
A Catastrophe Brewing? How The Climate Crisis Could Cause A Coffee Drought
Coffee consumption continues to climb globally but could climate change mean the end for your cappuccino?
What Lies Beneath: How The Mysterious Twilight Zone Could Save Our Oceans
Earth’s last great wilderness beneath the waves is crucial in regulating the global climate by removing planet-warming carbon from the atmosphere but even the Twilight Zone is now under threat
Chhouk The Elephant Trapped in Poaching Snare Receives Prosthetic Foot and Walks Again
The Cambodia-UK rehabilitation project looking after Chhouk have called the prosthetic ‘amazing’
The Heat Is On: Why The Next El Niño Could Make This The Hottest Year Ever
Global warming is exacerbating the effects of the climate-changing El Niño phenomenon which, when it arrives later this year, will make the world hotter and the UAE wetter
5 Ways to Be ‘Turtley Awesome’ in The UAE To Help Save Our Hard-Shelled Friends
The Sea Turtle may be slow, but these sea-faring heroes are quickly disappearing and only we can help save them!
Why Keeping Our Skies Buzzing With Bees Is Essential For Life As We Know It
On World Bee Day we report on the uncertain future of earth’s most important pollinators
What We Can Learn From The Wild Dogs of Chernobyl
Scientists examining the genetics of stray dogs living around the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone believe their DNA could transform what we know about the effects of radiation.
The Green King’s Legacy: A Mountain Of Coronation Waste
Tons of single-use coronation waste including plastic bunting, plates, cutlery, and favours along with more food waste than at Christmas is heading to landfill today
Poisoned by Plastic: Sri Lanka’s Sacred Elephants
Driven to forage in dumpsters and landfill by the degradation of their habitat, Sri Lanka’s beloved pachyderms face a new nemesis: plastic which is killing them in their droves
