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Biodiversity loss
The Value of Nature
Nature is the foundation of the global economy, providing essential ecosystem services such as pollination, clean air and water, and climate regulation. The loss of natural systems like forests, pollinators,…
UK Woodlands in Crisis: A Call to Action
Despite a marginal rise in tree cover, the UK’s woodland wildlife is plummeting, according to a report by the Woodland Trust. Decline of Woodland Wildlife 47% decline in butterflies between…
Shifting Towards a Sustainable Future
The world is in dire need of sustainability, and Earth Overshoot Day serves as a stark reminder of the urgency. But Aotearoa New Zealand, in particular, has a challenging journey…
Unveiling the Mystery of Global Warming during the Holocene
Holocene Temperature Conundrum Revealed Challenging Assumptions with Ancient Ice Cores The study, conducted by researchers at The Ohio State University and published in *Communications Earth and Environment*, sheds new light…
Earth Today: A Day In The Life Of Our Planet!
Environmental Stakeholders Call For Political Attention As Jamaica enters another election season, environmental stakeholders are calling for political attention to the environment, which they say is critical for the country’s…
The report offers a sobering assessment of climate action that is not only lacking in urgency, but in fairness.
The report, overseen by the United Nations, brings together contributions from Indigenous leaders, researchers, and the World Health Organization (WHO), combining case studies, data, and lived experience from seven distinct…
Young Environmentalists from Offaly Shine in ECO-UNESCO Young Environmentalist Awards
The 26th annual ECO-UNESCO Young Environmentalist Awards (YEA) has announced its all-island finalists, with two groups from Tullamore College, Offaly, making it through to the prestigious event. This year’s event…
Farming for People, Planet and Profit
Farming for the future requires a fundamental transformation of the UK’s food system. For nearly two decades, the industry has been driven by industrial-scale agriculture, prioritizing efficiency and profit over…
Save Our Wild Isles – Hungry for Change
The 25-minute film ‘Save Our Wild Isles – Hungry for Change’ will be screened at 7:15pm on Tuesday, April 22nd, at Millfields and District Social Club in Bromsgrove, organised by…
Empowering Collective Action: CGIAR’s Commitment to a Sustainable Future
The Global Imperative of Collective Action Earth Day 2025 marks a call to action for collective responsibility in safeguarding the planet. The theme “Our Power, Our Planet” emphasizes the urgent…
Food Matters: Exploring the Complex Issues of Our Food System
Key Findings Only 34 per cent of British Columbia’s food supply is grown within the province, with the majority coming from the United States. In Canada, between 61 to 80…
The Deep Sea: An Unsustainable Future without Sustainable Research
The Current State of Knowledge and the Urgent Need for More Research The deep sea is one of the most under-explored regions on our planet. Despite its immense importance for…