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Two cultivated-meat companies can now sell their lab-grown chicken products in the U.S. But what does it taste like? Is it more ethical? And is this the end of factory farming as we know it?

Thanks to Ukraine's proactive stance and the commitment of our international partners, the environment, once a silent casualty of war, now has a voice that resonates globally.

Europe News: The risk of a large Baltic Sea oil spill has risen since Russia began using a "shadow fleet" of tankers to circumvent curbs on its oil exports, Finlan

Investigative journalists from six Black Sea countries have come together to measure the impact of the war on the already fragile ecosystem of the Black Sea

Investigative journalists have come together to measure the impact of the war on the already fragile ecosystem of the Black Sea.

Reporters have visited the Russian missile training ground Kapustin Yar, where missiles are fired at the border region of Kazakhstan. Source: Novaya Gazeta Europe, a Russian socio-political newspaper Quote: "The Kapustin Yar missile training ground is based in Astrakhan Oblast of Russia.

EU countries should not be naive and hope that environmental pollution caused by military actions will not cross the borders of Ukraine, says European Commissioner for Environment, Virginijus Sinkevičius in a Feb. 14 interview with NV.

In 2023, illegal gold mining activities devastated 784 hectares of jungle forests along the Punino River in Ecuador's Amazon, marking a stark escalation in environmental destruction within this vital ecosystem.

Election year has rolled around again… what role do psychiatrists and mental health clinicians play in these tense times?

Over 5,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide were emitted into the air as a result of Russia's mass missile attacks against Ukraine on Dec. 29 and Jan. 2, according to Environmental Protection Minister Ruslan Strilets.