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The world’s oceans are drowning in plastic, with millions of tons of waste littering the seafloor and shorelines, and more added every year. This environmental crisis is a monumental challenge to tackle, given its scale, the ongoing addition of plast

Authorities in Iran are confronting an escalating water crisis, with Tehran at the epicenter. President Masoud Pezeshkian has issued a stark warning: if rain does not fall by next month, water rationing will be enforced, and the capital, home to 10 m

The allure of swimming alongside sea turtles is undeniable, offering a glimpse into the ancient rhythms of these majestic creatures. As migratory species, sea turtles traverse the globe, from the cold waters of Canada to the tropical seas of the Phil

Papio Consulting has launched Papio Sustainability Manager (PSM), an AI-powered platform designed to transform corporate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) strategies from static reporting into measurable action. By integrating ESG data such

The revival of the space race, with the US and Russia-China alliance at its helm, is not just about planting flags or footprints on the lunar surface. It’s about establishing a sustainable, long-term presence, and that begins with power. The nuclear

The United States is sitting on a climate solution that’s quite literally rotting in its trash cans. Food waste, a rare bipartisan concern, remains a glaringly overlooked opportunity in the fight against climate change. Despite legislative efforts an

The nuclear sector stands at a crossroads, with a new study from MIT researchers and collaborators challenging the status quo of spent nuclear fuel management. Published in Nature Sustainability, the research quantifies iodine-129 (I-129) releases un

Plug Power’s ambitious push to build an end-to-end green hydrogen business could significantly reshape the energy landscape, offering large energy users a viable path away from fossil fuels. The company’s recent stock surge, with shares up around 200

Ghanaian officials are sounding the alarm about the escalating e-waste crisis, warning that the improper disposal of electronics poses a public health and environmental threat comparable to illegal mining. Hamza Adam, a member of Parliament for Ghana

The UK’s water supply is facing a critical juncture. Government forecasts warn that demand could outstrip supply within 25 years, prompting a reevaluation of desalination as a viable solution, particularly in water-stressed regions like the South Wes