Early last year we made our predictions: Green Targets EU Countries Will Likely Miss in 2025. Let's have a look at what was successful and targets have failed.
By early 2024, policymakers were still…
Megan Riekie
From Christmas Excess to Veganuary Hope
Each December, as festive lights twinkle from city squares to living-room windows, another pattern flickers quietly beneath our celebration: a pronounced spike in the consumption of food, gifts, plastics…
Offshore wind turbines—those towering giants planted far out at sea—are now one of the most talked-about pillars of the global energy transition. In the last few years, they’ve evolved from niche projects clustered in the…
As the world accelerates toward electrification—from transportation and manufacturing to communication and national infrastructure—one technology stands at the center of this transformation: the battery. Yet despite remarkable progress over the past decade, the lithium-ion battery…
If sharks could talk, they might start with a complaint about branding.
What the Ocean’s Most Misunderstood Predator Might Tell Us
For half a century, much of the world has met them through a soundtrack…
In a century marked by biodiversity loss and ecological upheaval, the fight to prevent species extinctions has never been more urgent. Yet behind the statistics and dire projections stand extraordinary individuals whose dedication has changed…
If beavers could tell their own story, it might begin simply:
“We’re not pests — we’re partners in resilience.”
It’s a message echoed by scientists, conservationists and even government agencies as beavers — once hunted…
What the loss of one of Earth’s great ice reservoirs would mean for coastlines, climate, and life on the planet
“Greenland is not just melting ice. It is a lever in the global climate system—and…
As koalas slide towards extinction in parts of Australia, scientists say the fate of these sleepy tree-dwellers is tied to the health of entire forests – and to our own climate future. Koalas have become…
An evidence-based investigation into why climate denial persists — and what the science actually shows
Climate change denial has become one of the most persistent and politically charged forms of science denial in modern times.…
For most of modern legal history, animals have lived in a strange category: beloved at home, but treated in court like furniture. That gap is narrowing. In Spain, a landmark reform to the Civil Code…
The annual “ozone hole” over Antarctica closed earlier than usual this year and reached its smallest maximum extent since 2019, according to European and US monitoring agencies—an encouraging milestone for a decades-long global effort to…