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McDonald’s: Profits over People and Planet
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World Junk Food Day: behind McDonald's golden arches lies a darker empire of deforestation, war profiteering, and ethical indifference.
Can Nature Recover After Wildfires? Lessons from Ecology and Climate Challenges
Extreme Weather Events Drive Global Support for Climate Policies
From air to stone: The fig trees fighting climate change
Some fig trees grow their own chalk, silently burying atmospheric CO₂ for the long haul while doubling as productive fruit trees
Climate vs. Militarism: The Environmental Cost of America’s War Machine
Climate Security or Military Security? How Trump’s New Budget Puts Global Climate Efforts at Serious Risk
Israel’s Attack on Iranian Nuclear Sites Raises Fears of Environmental and Human Catastrophe
A War Against Life: When Genocide Rhymes with Ecocide
Israel has bulldozed and destroyed most of the agricultural areas in Gaza to tighten the means of livelihood for its inhabitants.
Multisensory Ecological Art Installation in the Service of Climate Action
Could Ethics, Aesthetics and Culture reshape our perception of environmental crisis?
The Curse of the Plastic Age and the Stalled Negotiations to End Its Dangers
Green Waste: The Failure of Plastic Recycling Made in France
France is one of the worst performers in the European Union when it comes to plastic waste recycling.
From soil to slugs to songbirds – how plastic is moving through ecosystems
Plastics are increasingly found in small mammals, insects and the soil.
Plastic pollution: whales swallow millions of microplastics every day
the giants of the oceans are turning into plastic vacuum cleaners.
Coca-Cola: The Red Bottles Bleeding the Heart of the Planet
By 2030, Coca-Cola could be dumping up to 590,000 tonnes of plastic per year into oceans and waterways — enough to fill the stomachs of more than 18 million blue whales.
How data is helping cities counter plastic pollution
The world generated around 400 million tonnes of plastic waste in 2024, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Green Islam: A Faith-Based Response to Environmental and Climate Challenges in Indonesia
Sailing into May: Oceans, Endangered Species, and Creative Action at ISN
What Happened to Gaza's Zoos Under Shelling and Bombing?
The animals endure constant bombing and suffer from severe shortages of food and veterinary care.
Trump 2.0’s Climate Denial: The First 100 Days.
The Plastic Crisis: 13% of Heart-Related Deaths Tied to Toxic Compounds
Plastic is one of the most dangerous sources of pollution, surrounding human life and threatening all body systems.
Nanoplastics generated from real-world plastic waste readily adsorb heavy metal ions, study reveals
There is a growing public health concern as these nanoplastics (NPs) make their way into the human body through air, water, food and contact with skin.
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