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Musings on Cop27 Menu Choices and Cell Based Meat as Climate Summit Closes

Cultivated chicken dishes were showcased at the climate summit as Cop27 was criticised for the import of expensive luxury foods

by Nick Ames

Amazon Rainforest Protection Top Priority Says Brazil’s President-Elect

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva made a zero deforestation pledge at Cop27 as a new study suggests Amazon rainforest destruction could be reduced by nearly 90 per cent under his watch

by Nick Ames

Britain’s Shock Move To Tax Electric Cars From 2025 ‘Will Drive Buyers Away’

The move to charge electric car owners will ‘slow the road to electrification’ say critics

by Nick Ames

Why Toilets Should Be Bog Standard For Everyone

We spend three years of our lives on the toilet but six per cent of the world –equivalent to the population of South America – don’t have a toilet, meaning 1.5 million children die globally from sanitation-related illnesses each year. Meet Mr Toilet who is trying to change that

by Nick Harding

These Are The World’s Top 10 Most Sustainable Cities

When it comes to sustainable cities, the greener the better

by Nick Ames

Our Global Population Just Hit 8 Billion… But is it Bad News for Mankind?

The UN has warned of a planet ‘filled with tensions and mistrust, crisis and conflict’ as the global population hit 8 billion straining resources

by Nick Ames

‘Miracle’ Asian Elephant Twins Are Born At A US Wildlife Reserve And They Are Beyond Cute!

First pair to survive on record in America – as less than one per cent of all births of Asian elephant calves globally are twins

by Nick Ames

New Vegan Society Study Finds 71% of UK Population Feel Guilty About Eating Meat

A new survey by the Vegan Society reveals British attitudes about eating meat – and apparently the majority feel guilty about it

by Nick Ames

The World’s Top Conservation Artist: ‘I Hope My Art Can Speak For And Save Endangered Animals’

Sophie Green, who was a mute for seven years, lets her art do the talking for vulnerable species around the globe and uses the profits from her paintings to fund conservation projects

by Karen Pasquali Jones