An independent magazine supervised by Hany Sallam
Addressing major environmental issues affecting the planet, such as climate change, pollution, biodiversity, and natural resource conservation.
A destructive cyclone that struck the Indian coast has weakened, with authorities reporting no fatalities thanks to proactive evacuation efforts. … Read more about Did a Destructive Cyclone Retreat After Striking the Indian Coast Without Losses?
Environmentalists and scientists worldwide have welcomed Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s return to the Brazilian presidency, viewing it as a vital lifeline for the Amazon rainforest. … Read more about Does Lula Da Silva's Return Spark Optimism for Environmentalists in Brazil?
Forest fires on the Indonesian island of Borneo create toxic choking clouds that force residents to use artificial respiration and oxygen cylinders amid a public health crisis. … Read more about Do Toxic Choking Clouds Force Indonesians Onto Artificial Respiration?
Discover how changing your daily diet affects Earth’s climate and why mindful eating is a simple individual environmental step. … Read more about What Happens to Planet Earth When We Change Our Daily Diets?
A recent study reveals the presence of chemical compounds used in smart screens within polar and Tibetan soils, with concentrations rising in recent samples. … Read more about How Did Chemical Compounds from Colored Screens Reach the Tibetan Plateau?
Britain is facing a second storm with winds reaching up to 80 miles per hour and power outages, amid widespread weather warnings in Scotland and northern England. … Read more about A Second Storm Hits Britain With Fierce Winds and Power Outages
A massive landslide in Alaska unleashed the second-highest tsunami in recorded history after millions of tons of debris crashed into the water, while scientists warn similar disasters could recur. … Read more about Did an Alaskan Landslide Trigger History's Second-Largest Tsunami?
A scientific study reveals that over 50,000 people died in Europe due to record-breaking heatwaves, pointing to climate emissions as responsible for two-thirds of the fatalities. … Read more about More Than Fifty Thousand Deaths in Europe Due to Record Summer Heat
A unique initiative relying on tea sessions and grazing corridors has helped end conflicts and protect wildlife in Central Africa. … Read more about How Did Tea Sessions Ease Conflicts in Central Africa?
Discover the challenges migratory birds face during their annual journey south, and how modern science helps protect their routes and secure their destinations from risks. … Read more about Do Migratory Birds Survive the Dangers of Their Long Journey South?
