It appears that after the world came together and took action to stop using the major chemical identified as the culprit causing ozone depletion, the ozone layer began to heal itself. The gaping hole has closed, and the thickness of the ozone layer today is almost the same as it was before the 1980s. 

Extended droughts, erratic rainfall, and blistering temperatures are drastically reducing cocoa yields in West Africa. Experts are warning that chocolate could become “the next climate casualty”, as suitable land shrinks and farms struggle to adapt. 

Glacial melt and sea level rise aren't a concern for polar bears; they are a pressing problem affecting all of us, from coastal communities in Africa to island nations in the Pacific.

Durban, a vibrant coastal city in South Africa, is increasingly experiencing the profound impacts of climate change, which have become more pronounced in recent years

Collective action is needed to safeguard our oceans and protect the delicate balance of nature.

In low-lying regions, climate change causes sea levels to rise due to melting ice caps and thermal expansion, posing a threat

An initiative in Gqeberha aiming to restore green spaces, reintroduce biodiversity, and strengthen the city's resilience to climate change.

In a world confronting the harsh realities of climate change, few works have been as impactful as Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth."

Bhutan is the first country in the world to achieve carbon-negative status,

Overpopulation is a growing crisis, with the global population surpassing 8 billion. High number of people strains our resources.

The 2024 United Nations Biodiversity Conference, part of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity, is scheduled for October 21 to November

It is becoming apparent that climate change is not just a bout of bad weather. 

The burning debate on climate change continues to divide opinions across the globe. While scientists and researchers provide overwhelming ev

For when dams fail, they take more than concrete—they take lives.

The implementation of the Hive Hydrogen project is set to drive economic growth and create new opportunities for local communities.

Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe and the third most abundant element on Earth after oxygen and silicon. As we move...

Emperor penguins are the largest and most iconic of all penguin species. They live exclusively in Antarctica, where they breed on the sea...

The African penguin, formerly known as the Jackass penguin, is the only penguin species that breeds in Africa. They can be found...