The Maldives is a holiday paradise in the Indian Ocean, but plastic waste that ends up in the sea threatens that paradise status. When a study showed that plastic in the sea would increase by 45 percent by 2030, the Maldivian government decided that something needed...
The pandemic was difficult for many. Even those who did not become seriously ill could feel unwell from anxiety and isolation. But parts of society shutting down was detrimental to far from everyone's mental health and wellbeing, according to a study from the...
Today, whaling is only allowed in Iceland, Norway, and Japan, but one of the countries is about to change its mind.Iceland's Minister of Fisheries, Svandís Svavarsdóttir, believes that there is little reason to think that fishing will continue to be...
If one tries to digest all the negative arguments floundering around about the crisis of democracy, it's easy to get an impression of the world being more democratic a few decades ago. This is also in fact a false impression. Going back to the early 2000s, Saddam...
Earlier this year, the Ingka Group, which owns most of IKEA’s furniture stores, announced that they had bought 1 321 hectares of land destroyed by hurricanes and now plan to transform it into forests. This is part of a long-term commitment to responsible forest...
Because of the rising temperatures, the water in rivers, seas, and oceans is warming. One species that is suffering is the wild salmon. To try and save them, Scotland has decided to plant over a million trees along the nation’s rivers to help cool the water....