TV Rio Sul holds 'Change the World' event in Barra Mansa
TV Rio Sul hosted the 'Change the World' event in Barra Mansa, Brazil, distributing thousands of plants to promote sustainability and environmental education.
Photos: Ice Hockey Tournament in Danger. There is No Ice, Change Happened Over the Years
The ice hockey tournament faces significant uncertainty due to the lack of ice availability, highlighting environmental changes over recent years.
Jüri Seilenthal: the triple crisis of the planet
Jüri Seilenthal discusses the OECD's environmental outlook report that highlights a triple planetary crisis: climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution.
Flights, petrol cars and cruise ships: Amsterdam bans fossil fuel ads
Amsterdam has become the first capital city to legally ban advertisements for fossil fuels in a significant move towards environmental sustainability.
"Wet rag to the face," says the forestry association – authorities suddenly tightened the conditions for environmental support
The Finnish Forest Centre announced immediate tightening of criteria for environmental support for forest owners due to insufficient funds to meet demand.
The Canary Islands Change Their Tourist Strategy - Fewer Tourists, Higher Income
The Canary Islands are redefining their tourist strategy to focus on quality over quantity by implementing a strategic plan to enhance economic benefits while minimizing environmental impact.
8th Ebersberg Forest and Environmental Discussion: The Importance of Peatlands for Climate Protection
The 8th Ebersberger Wald- und Umweltgespräch discusses the role of peatlands in climate protection, featuring Professor Matthias Drösler as a speaker.
Young scientists to combat the loss of glaciers and forests: "Without information from the past, we cannot model the future"
A group of young researchers in Spain is studying rapidly melting glaciers and the impacts of climate change, emphasizing the importance of historical data in understanding future environmental challenges.
Climate Plan balances environment and agribusiness
The Brazilian federal government released its final Climate Plan aiming to balance environmental responsibilities with agribusiness interests amid significant lobbying against carbon reduction efforts.
Announcement offers R$ 10 thousand for reports on oceans and coastal cities
The Conexão Oceano initiative invites journalists to submit proposals for reports on nature-based solutions for coastal cities, offering R$ 10,000 in funding for selected projects.
Allergy sufferers face a difficult spring in Spain due to high pollen concentration: 'We are facing the perfect storm'
Allergy sufferers in Spain are predicted to have a challenging spring this year due to high pollen concentrations resulting from winter rains, rising temperatures, and environmental pollution.
Ecuador promotes the Green Taxonomy initiative for environmental investments
The Ecuadorian government and private sector are collaborating to develop the Green Taxonomy initiative, which aims to identify and categorize economic activities that protect the environment to direct investments toward sustainable projects.
A Sand Wall Swept Across Texas, Captured by Satellites
A satellite captured a sand wall sweeping across Texas, causing visibility and environmental concerns.
Princess Hisako of Takamado Calls for Action on Climate Change at Foreign Correspondents' Club
Princess Hisako of Takamado urged for increased action against climate change during a press conference in Tokyo.
Hindou Oumaru Ibrahim, climate activist: "We cannot accept that those who destroy the earth come and pose as environmentalists"
Chadian climate activist Hindou Oumaru Ibrahim highlights the detrimental impact of climate change on indigenous communities and calls for recognition of their ancestral knowledge at international conferences.
[On Scene] The Fire Reignited After Five Years... Is the Fire Festival an Ecological Festival?
The Jeju Fire Festival, a traditional celebration that was paused during the pandemic and due to forest fire concerns, has returned, but it faces criticism regarding its environmental impact.
Fish stocks can be wiped out by hydropower - the government restricts environmental measures
The Swedish government plans to change environmental laws regarding hydropower, despite warnings from researchers about the detrimental impact on fish stocks, particularly brown trout in the Ljungan river.
To change the environment, youth must harmonize with previous and future generations: Melati Wijsen
Youth environmental activist Melati Wijsen emphasized the need for collaboration across generations to address environmental issues during the India Today Conclave.
New zoning regularized clandestine land subdivision in green areas of SP, points out the Public Prosecutor's Office
A region in Itaquera, São Paulo, previously designated as an Environmental Protection Zone, has undergone a zoning change allowing construction despite being covered in vegetation and facing legal challenges from the Public Prosecutor's Office.
The USA wants to fill the drying Great Salt Lake with water. A plan for the Olympics
Utah's state authorities are developing a plan to restore the water levels of the Great Salt Lake, motivated by environmental concerns and the upcoming 2024 Olympics.
Abnormally warm weather breaks temperature records
Recent unusually warm weather has led to numerous daily temperature records being broken in Estonia, with more expected in the coming weekend, as noted by the environmental agency.
Project 'Change the World' from TV Rio Sul arrives in Barra Mansa
TV Rio Sul's 'Change the World' project will distribute nearly 2,884 plant seedlings to promote environmental education and sustainability in Barra Mansa.
Africa Needs 50 Million New Homes, but Building Is Bad for the Environment - How to Finance 'Green' Solutions
Africa faces a critical housing shortage of 50 million homes, but traditional construction methods contribute significantly to carbon emissions and environmental degradation, necessitating the pursuit of green building solutions.
Politicians and business want a break from green rules, but warming is accelerating
The article discusses the acceleration of global warming and the implications of potential relaxations of environmental regulations.
Finland and Sweden May Acquire Icebreakers Together – Ice Accumulated by Winds is Still a Greater Burden in the Northern Baltic Sea
Finland and Sweden are exploring joint cooperation on icebreakers to address the challenges posed by aging fleets and changing environmental conditions in the northern maritime region.
Among them is "Starlink".. Giant satellites disrupt our lives from the sky
Recent research indicates that the launch of massive satellite groups, such as Starlink, may have significant environmental impacts due to harmful emissions released into the atmosphere.
Soon no more "Beach and Sun"?: Spain records its first climate refugees
Spain is facing the emergence of climate refugees as rising sea levels and severe storms threaten coastal regions, particularly in Andalusia and Catalonia.
Daejeon City Ignores Climate Department's Opinion and Proceeds with River Dredging... Discovered by Audit Agency
Daejeon City has continued with river dredging operations despite the Climate and Energy Environment Ministry's advice to the contrary, leading to an audit agency investigation and subsequent complaints by local environmental organizations.
In Ebersberg: Seeking Forest Lovers
The Bergwaldprojekt organization is recruiting volunteers for forestry work aimed at restoring ecosystems and promoting environmental awareness in Ebersberger Forst, Germany.
17-year-old student from Rio approved for UN environmental committee in Paris
A 17-year-old student from Rio de Janeiro has been approved to participate in the UN Environment Programme committee simulation at Sorbonne University in Paris.
Casa Sueli Carneiro launches call for projects by black leaders against climate crisis
Casa Sueli Carneiro is launching a call for projects aimed at addressing the climate crisis through initiatives led by black individuals across Brazil.
Mongabay opens applications for environmental journalism scholarship
Journalists interested in environmental issues can apply for the Mongabay Environmental Journalism Scholarship program until March 31.
Environmental factors increase the incidence of chronic diseases and deaths
Up to 90% of chronic diseases are linked to hazardous environmental factors, with climate change expected to cause an additional 250,000 deaths annually in Greece according to a new study.
Migratory species are declining, warns a UN report
A UN report warns of the alarming decline of migratory species, crucial for environmental health, with nearly half of protected migratory species showing a decrease.
Emissions are rising, a 2.7°C warming is inevitable. Do we still have a chance to survive? [INTERVIEW]
The article discusses the views of Professor Ewa Bińczyk on climate change and the moral implications of inequality in the context of worsening environmental crises.
Sea Temperature Off the Coast of Iceland Indicates Larger Changes
Scientists from Hafró have reported record high sea temperatures in areas around Iceland, suggesting significant environmental changes.
War on land, water, and air in the Middle East... a shadow of major threats to the environment
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East poses severe threats to environmental safety alongside its geopolitical implications.
Will trees resolve the problem of CO2 emissions in cities? Germany has found a solution
Researchers in Germany have developed a computer model to assess the CO2 absorption capacity of urban greenery, highlighting the environmental benefits of trees in cities.
Endangered whales: U.S. proposal to change safety measure draws criticism from Canada
Environmental groups in the U.S. and Canada oppose a proposed U.S. regulation change that would relax protections aimed at preventing ship collisions with endangered North Atlantic right whales.
Elite skiers want to stop fossil sponsors in winter sports "We are a large showcase"
Björn Sandström, an elite skier and environmental scientist, is advocating for the elimination of fossil fuel sponsors from winter sports events, having submitted a petition to the IOC.
MZ Generation's Dating Consciousness Regarding the Environment... What Do 'Green Flag' and 'Eco-Dumping' Mean?
The MZ Generation prioritizes environmental consciousness as much as physical attraction when seeking romantic partners, as highlighted by The Guardian.
Why is the Yoon Seok-yeol government continuing the dam construction rushed by the Yoon Seok-yeol government?
The continuation of dam projects initiated under the Yoon Seok-yeol government has raised significant controversy as the Lee Jae-myung government re-evaluates their necessity and legality.
Ant transforms CO₂ into stone armor in its own body
Researchers found that a certain ant species can capture environmental CO₂ and convert it into rock armor incorporated into its exoskeleton.
Should we continue to produce 30 million pigs?: The red bloc launches a frontal attack on pig farming
Danish farmers are being called upon to stop building new pig farms and expanding existing ones as part of an urgent initiative intended to address climate, environmental, and animal welfare issues.
The united left begins the election campaign with a frontal attack on Danish pig farmers
Danish farmers are urged to halt new barn constructions or expansions, with the left-wing parties demanding an 'acute pig stop' due to environmental concerns.
Guide to Understanding the Changes in Formula 1 Regulations in 2026: But the Favorites Don't Change
The 2026 Formula 1 season brings significant regulatory changes aimed at enhancing race excitement and environmental sustainability, albeit raising concerns among some drivers about the new cars' drivability.
Syke: Current measures are insufficient – here is the most economical way for Finland to combat climate change
A new report by the Finnish Environmental Institute (SYKE) calls for maintaining Finland's climate law targets and emphasizes the importance of forests in achieving these goals.
The calf and the well
This article reflects on the apocalyptic themes in a dystopian narrative, using it as a lens to examine current environmental concerns.
Climate Lawsuit: A Phenomenon Dividing Generations
The article discusses the impact of climate lawsuits on generational divides in public opinion.
Federico Merke: "Summits are like Lollapaloozas of climate change"
Frederico Merke discusses how climate change is more a political and economic issue than a meteorological one, comparing environmental summits to major music festivals.