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The UN's COP15 summit is a chance for world leaders to collaborate to reverse the decline in biodiversity. Here's what you should read on biodiversity ahead of the summit.

Battling sharks and container ships, Lewis Pugh swam 123 kilometres across the Red Sea to raise awareness of the impact of climate change on the coral reefs there.

New legislation coming out of British Columbia (BC) targets and JAILS doctors who do not go along with forced injections and other nefarious mass murdering narratives that have been pushed by the [...]

Customers increasingly want sustainable travel products and a new report outlines how companies can overcome challenges and create successful initiatives.

Survival and expansion have been identified as the top challenges for small and medium and enterprises today, according to the World Economic Forum.

The number of nuclear programmes in the world has plateaued in recent decades, but in the grip of a global energy crisis could this be about to change?

Visualized here are the five largest hydroelectric dams in the world, ranked by their maximum output and other key information as of 2021.

Top economy stories: European Central Bank top names disagree over inflation outlook; Cryptocurrency collapse continues; US to slow interest rate hikes.

The number of nuclear programmes in the world has plateaued in recent decades, but in the grip of a global energy crisis could this be about to change?

Reviving Nigeria's once-innate volunteering culture could help the nation overcome economic fragility and social turmoil – but the government must pitch in.