Google partners with Kairos Power to build nuclear reactors for AI data centers, pioneering sustainable tech operations. Learn how this 500MW project impacts the future of clean energy in tech.

The global wellness economy, valued at over USD 1.5 trillion, is experiencing a surge in popularity, particularly with the rising trend of using crystals for healing and spiritual purposes. While these beautiful stones have captivated people for centuries with their alleged therapeutic properties, the increasing demand has revealed a darker side to the industry.

South Korea's Mount Halla faces an unexpected threat as hikers' ramyun habits pollute streams. Officials launch a campaign to protect the UNESCO site's fragile ecosystem.

Explore the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, a remarkable feat of human foresight that safeguards humanity's future by preserving millions of seed varieties. Discover the vault's purpose, its unique location, and the types of seeds stored within.

Experts say climate change may be increasing the frequency and severity of turbulence, particularly clear air turbulence. This article explores the causes of turbulence, the dangers of clear air turbulence, and how to stay safe in turbulent skies.

Chocolate lovers beware! Your favourite sweet treat could be getting pricier thanks to a confluence of factors. El Niño and climate change are wreaking havoc on cocoa crops in West Africa, pushing cocoa bean prices to record highs. This surge threatens the global chocolate supply and could soon translate to higher prices for consumers.

Deep within the lush landscapes of Aotearoa, known as New Zealand, a team of dedicated individuals wage a vital battle against the tide of extinction. These are the Wild Heroes, and their story unfolds in a captivating new documentary series on Global Trekker.

According to a new study published in Nature, melting ice sheets in Antarctica could retreat much faster than previously thought. Researchers analysed markings on the Norwegian seafloor, remnants of a giant European ice sheet that melted thousands of years ago.

Efforts to save the endangered Irrawaddy dolphins in Cambodia's Mekong River face challenges due to limited resources and illegal fishing practices. Despite new restrictions on fishing in the river, gillnets continue to be the primary cause of dolphin deaths.

Indonesian wildlife experts are getting ready to perform an autopsy on an 18-metre-long sperm whale that washed up on a Bali beach. The cause of death is still being investigated, and officials want to determine whether pollution or plastic were the contributing factors.

The latest IPCC report is a reminder of the devastating effects of global warming. The climate crisis is the biggest health crisis of our time, causing a rise in chronic diseases and expected trebling of heat-related deaths by 2050.

Intriguing prehistoric carvings have been unearthed at the Grange Stone Circle in County Limerick, Ireland, casting new light on the Bronze Age monument's enigmatic past. Dating back to roughly 2200–500 BCE, the circle now boasts a collection of concentric circles, lines, and a potentially human-shaped figure etched onto its stones.

Japan's record-breaking heatwave has sparked a unique insurance trend. Worried about heat stroke? Some Japanese insurers now offer daily coverage for heat-related medical issues.

Thailand's world-famous jasmine rice exports are in jeopardy as climate change brings drought, floods, and unpredictable weather - threatening rural incomes and food security.

The restoration of coastal forest habitats in Labrador, Singapore will boost conservation efforts for native flora and fauna species, many of which are critically endangered.

Wineries prioritise sustainability & organic methods. Consumers seek wines that align with their values, driving demand for environmentally friendly products. This shift benefits the environment and enhances wine quality.

Today, we turn our focus to one of the most urgent and distressing crises in wildlife conservation: the illegal hunting of pangolins. These enigmatic creatures are being hunted at an alarming rate—one pangolin every three minutes.

Tigers once roamed throughout the dense forested interior of mainland Southeast Asia and several islands of Indonesia. Positioned at the pinnacle of the food chain, tigers maintain ecosystem balance, and by protecting them, we can preserve entire biodiverse landscapes.

Singapore's innovative approach to urban wildlife management, fostering harmony between humans and animals. Learn about the best places to spot otters, monkeys, and other creatures in this concrete jungle.

As our population grows, protecting biodiversity becomes crucial. Discover how prioritising the variety of life on Earth benefits both the environment and human development goals.