Adapting to a Hotter Future: How South Korea Is Turning to Subtropical Crops in Response to Climate Change Climate change is transforming South Korea’s agricultural landscape, and one of the most notable shifts is the growing cultivation of subtropical crops, particularly on Jeju Island. …
Adapting to a Hotter Future: How South Korea Is Turning to Subtropical Crops in Response to Climate Change Climate change is transforming South Korea’s agricultural landscape, and one of the most notable shifts is the growing cultivation of subtropi…
The Hidden Dangers: How Pesticides Threaten Wild Bees and Biodiversity A recent study from the University of Ottawa sheds light on a significant environmental threat that has long been overlooked: the impact of pesticides on wild bees, particularl…
The Trillion-Dollar Climate Crisis: Why COP29 Must Act Now As climate discussions at COP29 heat up in Baku, Azerbaijan, a troubling question continues to dominate: who will foot the bill for the climate crisis? The answer is complex, but one thing i…
Exploring the Potential of Honeybee Drone Larvae as a Sustainable and Nutritious Food Source As the global demand for sustainable food sources rises, the interest in insect-based nutrition continues to grow. Among the promising options, honeybee dro…
Trump 2.0: The Battle for U.S. Climate Leadership in 2025 As the 2024 U.S. election results reverberate across the political landscape, environmental advocates are bracing for a significant rollback of climate policies under President-elect Donald T…
Kira Fortune: WHO highly values climate negotiations at COP29 in Baku The World Health Organization (WHO) highly values the climate negotiations taking place at COP29 in Baku, Kira Fortune , representative of the WHO European Regional Office, sai…
The bee project helping to tackle elephant-human conflict in Kenya – in pictures Loved by tourists, elephants are, however, often loathed by farmers. Elephant conservation has been a been a success in Tsavo in Kenya, with their number increasing by…