This Year’s Ozone Layer Hole ‘Larger than Usual’
Scientists say that the ozone hole is unusually large for this stage in the season,...
First Climate Change-Induced Famine in Madagascar
Fields turn into dust bowls in southern Madagascar and more than one million people...
China Confronts Plastic Waste with Recycling, Incineration
The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) states that China will cut down...
Sudan Floods Kill 80 People
"In the wake of severe rainfalls in Sudan, around 80 people died and tens of thousands...
5.1 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Iran
The Institute of Geophysics at Tehran University recorded a 5.2-degree earthquake in...
Thousands Rally in Belgrade against Industrial Pollution
As Anglo-Australian miner, Rio Tinto, is about to start mining for lithium in Serbia,...
Poor Countries Fear Exclusion from UN Climate Change Conference
Due to travel restrictions and lack of vaccinations, the world's poorest countries may be...
Deforestation Rate of the Amazon Rainforests Decreases in Brazil
Brazilian governmental data says that the rate of deforestation in Brazil increased when...
The Largest CO2 Vacuum Factory in the World Operates in Iceland
In Iceland, the Orca plant extracts CO2 from the air, mixes it with water and then buries...
A 7.0-magnitude Quake Shakes Mexico, One Dead
A powerful earthquake struck southwestern Mexico near the beach resort town of Acapulco on...
17 Dead after Mexico Hospital Flooding
At least 17 patients, most of whom had COVID-19, are dead after heavy rainfall caused...
World's Biggest Livestock Firms Emit More Greenhouse Gas than Germany or UK
The 20 biggest meat and dairy firms in the world emit more greenhouse gases than the...
