Why cocoa and climate change could spoil the festive season Introduction: A sweet tradition with a bitter truth As Christmas approaches, chocolate becomes part of
As heat, drought and disease collide, orange harvests are slipping later, costs are rising and a once-predictable crop is losing its seasonal rhythm.
Wheat underpins global food security, yet climate change is pushing it beyond its limits. Rising heat and drought are reshaping the world’s most vital crop, with profound consequences for yields, livelihoods and global stability.
How catastrophic rains in the Congo reveal the deepening global divide in the fight against climate change. For the Earth Day 2025, the actors and
Global packaging waste is growing faster than the systems designed to manage it. As recycling reaches its limits and consumption accelerates, the world faces a waste crisis rooted in how packaging is designed, produced, and valued.
A Warning Sign for Climate Change Ocean acidification, a less visible but equally devastating facet of climate change, is now impacting marine ecosystems at unprecedented
31 October 2024 A recent United Nations report issues an alarming prediction: without drastic intervention, global temperatures are on track to rise by
Marine and coastal ecosystems face a significant challenge with current and emerging issues. Various types of human activity have caused alterations in ocean chemistry and
Why 50 Million tyres in a landfill are a major threat to our planet Studies have quantified that the amount of tyres disposed of around
10 years on from the Great East Japan Earthquake, Fukushima is beginning to reopen. But what was the true cost of the damage caused to
