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Tesla expands manufacturing into Europe and plans a new factory in Mexico amid local concerns.
Romania's landfill fails to recycle waste, despite EU funding and regulations.
John Mankins discusses the potential of space solar power to provide energy for Earth.
Residents in Ladakh create ice stupas to combat water scarcity in the Himalayas.
The first ever London Design Biennale opens, celebrating Thomas More's Utopia and innovative designs.
Nature's value is immense, yet we destroy it faster than it can be restored.
U.S. banana production practices have led to significant fertility loss for thousands of farmers worldwide, highlighting the consequences of corporate greed.
Varanasi faces severe pollution in the Ganges, impacting millions in India and Bangladesh.
Jakarta sinks 25 centimeters every year, risking over 30 million residents in the Indonesian capital.
95 percent of what would typically require disposal is eliminated at Silo, a zero waste restaurant in Hackney, East London.
Lincoln Town FC faces challenges as they prepare for the Premier League at Oak Road.
Recent attacks on Palestinian schools in the West Bank have raised significant concerns about student safety and the role of the Palestinian Authority in their protection.
A solar-powered cargo ebike can travel up to 100 kilometers on a sunny day, providing a sustainable transport option in Nairobi's impoverished neighborhoods.
Residents of Korogocho fight to clean the polluted Nairobi River in Kenya.
King Charles hosts a reception with hundreds of guests, including Stella McCartney, ahead of COP27, but does not attend the climate summit in Egypt.
Diners enjoying meats at London’s James Street learn about lab-grown meat's benefits.
The project aims to release a total of 600,000 seed bombs by August next year to help restore Lebanon's cedar forests.
Lithuania stops importing Russian gas, becoming the EU's envy with its LNG terminal Independence.
Londyn faces pollution challenges as John Dowd switches to an electric taxi for cleaner transport.
Mona Chalabi critiques misconceptions about vegetarians and meat-eaters, highlighting survey data from OkCupid that challenges dietary stereotypes.
A crane will lower into a sculpture of St Francis at the National Gallery to retrieve t-shirts that represent the religious vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
Flood waters cause chaos in Northamptonshire, leading to mass evacuations and rising concerns.
Moscow's garbage crisis threatens the health of millions of Russians due to overflowing landfills.
Companies in the UK revitalize old trains for sustainable transportation solutions.
Nicola Sturgeon states Brexit is a serious problem for Scotland due to Westminster's control.
Paul Romer and William Nordhaus reshape economic growth understanding through innovation and climate models.
Rjukan uses giant mirrors to reflect sunlight into the town square during winter months.
Protesters in New York City rally against forced starvation in Gaza, with Anas al-Shariff emphasizing the urgent humanitarian crisis and global solidarity.
Over 70 percent of all oil is sold as fuel, making it a dominant energy source that powers cars and industries worldwide.
Tens of thousands protest in Hong Kong, facing tear gas and a more dangerous atmosphere.
A 2012 inspection reveals PFAS contamination in Rastatt, Germany's drinking water supply.
Almost 100 Pakistan Army boats evacuated hundreds of thousands of people from flood-affected areas in Sindh province during the 2010 disaster.
Palestinians in Gaza observe Eid amid ongoing conflict, balancing celebration with mourning for lost loved ones while expressing solidarity for peace.
As Ramadan approaches, a growing movement advocates for a boycott of Israeli dates, emphasizing solidarity with Palestine and community activism.
San Francisco faces backlash as electric scooters disrupt city regulations and mobility.
The Guardian and Observer appeal supports charities planting trees and restoring forests.
Oscar Carrion restores power in Puerto Rico after the blackout from Hurricane Maria.
Prince Charles and Camilla visit Rishikesh, offering sympathy following June's mass flooding.
Comporta is a private paradise for the rich, featuring villas and attracting celebrities like Madonna.
Un crimen verdadero perturba la búsqueda de paz de Martin y Margo en Galicia.
An international team of scientists have accidentally enhanced a plastic eating enzyme for recycling.
Severe winter storm brings Arctic air and blizzard conditions to millions of Americans.
Urban Outfitters faces criticism for a Blood Stained sweatshirt linked to Kent State University.
Colorado is the first state to legally start selling recreational marijuana in dispensaries.
The Orinoco Basin in Venezuela and Colombia faces challenges from palm oil plantations.
The Solar Impulse completes its historic flight across the United States using solar energy.
ESG investment strategies may limit funding for developing nations, complicating financial support.
In Durban, South Africa, community groups engage in cleanup efforts following extensive looting and violence, while residents face ongoing shortages of food and medicine.
