Meet the whales with plenty to smile about! Two belugas are transported from captivity in China to a new ocean refuge 6,000 miles away thanks to British charity
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Read articleOnly ten years ago, a search engine that uses its profits to plant trees, restore landscapes and empower rural communities was an improbable idea. Ecosia is now planting a new tree every second across the planet and today users have reached the planting of 100 million trees.
Read articleScientists have issued new warnings over a glacier in Antarctica that is described as “the doomsday glacier†because its collapse could lead to rapid sea-level rise.
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Read articlePakistan has found a great way to help its laborers who've lost their jobs due to the health crisis by hiring them to plant saplings as part of the country's 10 Billion Trees program.
Read articleJust as suddenly as it first formed, a record-breaking ozone hole has healed. The largest ozone hole to ever open up over the Arctic is now closed, after first opening up earlier this spring.
Read article'The Turning Point' by Steve Cutts explores the destruction of the environment, climate change and species extinction from different perspective. Music by Wantaways.
Read articleIn a hard-to-believe moment, residents of Jalandhar, Punjab woke up to an incredible sight – a mountain range peeking from behind the clouds. The only thing is that this magnificent creation of nature is not located in the land of five rivers but is over 200 kms away from the state. What people saw is the mighty Dhauladhar range in Himachal Pradesh.
Read articleThe glory of the world’s oceans could be restored within a generation, according to a major new scientific review. It reports rebounding sea life, from humpback whales off Australia to elephant seals in the US and green turtles in Japan.
Read articleChina has approved the use of bear bile to treat coronavirus patients, angering activists and raising fears it could undermine efforts to stop the illegal animal trade which is blamed for the emergence of the new disease sweeping the globe.
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