Uncertain Future for Wikie and Keijo: France Struggles to Rehome Killer Whales After Marineland Closure

Uncertain Future for Wikie and Keijo: France Struggles to Rehome Killer Whales After Marineland Closure

Two months after the closure of Marineland Antibes in southern France, the fate of its last two remaining killer whales, Wikie and Keijo, remains in limbo. Despite growing public pressure and political intervention, no concrete solution has been found for...
Wild Elephant in Kerala

Elderly Tribal Couple Trampled to Death by Wild Elephant in Kerala: Rising Man-Animal Conflict Sparks Protest

In yet another tragic instance of human-wildlife conflict, an elderly tribal couple was trampled to death by a wild elephant at Aralam Farm in Kerala’s Kannur district on Sunday evening, officials confirmed. The victims, identified as Velli (82) and his...
Peatlands in Peril

Peatlands in Peril: Urgent Action Needed to Protect the World’s Carbon Bomb

Peatlands, one of the planet’s most crucial carbon sinks, are facing a crisis of protection and preservation, a new global study warns. Despite covering only 3% of the world’s land, these wetland ecosystems store more carbon than all the world’s...
Alaska Arctic

Trump’s Climate Policies Spark Global Concern: Experts Warn of Lasting Impact

President Donald Trump’s return to the White House, marked by his withdrawal from the Paris Agreement and a renewed focus on domestic oil, gas, and artificial intelligence (AI), has reignited global fears about the United States’ role in combating the...
COP29 climate Summit

COP29 Deadlock: Climate Finance Deal Eludes as Time Runs Out

A fresh draft agreement released on Thursday, November 21, at the COP29 climate talks has underscored the deep divide between rich and poor nations over climate finance, just a day before the summit’s scheduled conclusion. The streamlined text, which aims...
Pakistan Flood Survivors Rebuild

Why Climate Finance Fails the Farmers Most Affected by Global Warming, Small-Scale Agriculture Amid COP29 Climate Talks

Esther Penunia, a Filipino farmer and the leader of the Asian Farmers Association, is among the many voices calling attention to the plight of small-scale farmers as the COP29 climate summit unfolds. From her home country devastated by unrelenting heatwaves,...
Two-month-old baby hippo Moo Deng and her mother Jona are seen at the Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Chonburi province, Thailand

Moo Deng: Thailand’s Bouncing Baby Hippo Becomes a Global Sensation with New Song

In the heart of Thailand's Khao Kheow Open Zoo, a tiny creature is capturing hearts around the world with her infectious energy and bouncy personality. Moo Deng, a baby pygmy hippopotamus, has recently skyrocketed to internet fame, and now she...
Coral Solomon Islands

Scientists Discover World’s Largest Coral Near Solomon Islands: A Thriving Giant Pulsing with Life and Color

Solomon Islands, Pacific Ocean – In a groundbreaking discovery announced on Thursday, marine scientists have identified what is now recognized as the world’s largest coral structure. This colossal coral was found thriving beneath the crystal-clear waters off the southeastern coast...
Amazon Rainforest

COP29 Opens Amid Record-Breaking Global Temperatures, Worsening Climate Effects, and Rising Pressure on World Leaders

The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) opens this week in Bonn during a year that has seen unprecedented global warming and intensified environmental disasters. With the world nearing a critical threshold of 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial temperatures, the...
United Nations climate change conference COP29, Baku, Azerbaijan

As COP29 Begins in Baku, Azerbaijan Stands at the Crossroads of Energy and Climate Challenges

As the world gathers for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of the Parties, or COP29, in Baku, Azerbaijan finds itself in a unique and challenging position. Like last year's host, the United Arab Emirates (UAE),...
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