Clean as in Silana
IF there is one thing the villagers of Silana can teach their fellow Fijians across the country, it would be how to keep their...
Rising conservative voices call for climate change action
By: Saskia de Melker and Laura Fong
STEPHANIE SY: In the rising Eco-Right movement, you could say these are the Eco-Righteous.
EVANGELICAL MARCHERS: Hey, hey! ho,...
New Queen to advocate on climate change
Minister for Local Government, Housing, Environment, Infrastructure and Transport Parveen Bala congratulates the 2017 Miss Vodafone Tebara Carnival, Miss National Hire, Vitilia Sirivalu on...
Tesco turns to solar in Paris climate accord pledge
Tesco is to turn its back on fossil fuels and ramp up its use of solar panels as the UK supermarket makes an ambitious...
India, Sweden to further use of renewables to fight climate change
NEW DELHI: Sweden, one of the top 20 investors in India, is keen to partner Delhi to further the goal of use of renewables...
Land use and climate change could increase flood frequency, Canada experts say.
Residents of B.C.'s Okanagan Valley spent much of this week preparing for unprecedented levels of flooding — but it's far from the last time...
China is planning ahead for life after coal.
China’s remarkable growth over the past three decades has elevated it to global superpower status. But its economic miracle has also attracted attention for...
Drylands greener with forests than previously thought.
The new study, published Thursday in the journal Science, increases global forest cover estimates by 9 percent.
Using very high resolution imagery, the team calculated that...
Polar bears shift from seals to bird eggs as Arctic ice melts.
Poaching eggs
Jouke Prop
By Thom Hoffman
Polar bears are ditching seafood in favour of scrambled eggs, as the heat rises in the Arctic melting the sea...

















