One of the major perceptions about going green is that there is considerable cost involved, and that we need to be affluent in order to afford the eco-friendly lifestyle. However, does it really cost more to eco-friendly?
In the past few years, the term “eco-friendly” has become a buzzword, on print advertisements, TV commercials and variety shows. Lately, this word has been utilised for many products, services and corporate practices. What does it mean to be "eco-friendly"?
One new consequence of climate change - the revival of ancient viruses previously trapped in permafrost gives rise to concerns.
Babies born in 2015 can expect to live longer. The world is experience the fastest increase in life expectancy since the 1960s.
Population increase brings about new sets of problems. This article focuses on the dangers of uncontrollable outbreaks and what needs to be done.
Following the Paris climate treaty, global temperatures are reaching another record breaking high, surpassing previous records.
Food shortages can be tackled easily with this new solution - a giant skyscraper dedicated to growing crops.
An innovative idea to turn something bad into something totally new and beautiful.
Studies have shown that changes made due to the Montreal Protocol has set the ozone hole on a healing trend. Finally, collective efforts have paid off.
Find out more about the world's first carbon negative country
