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NEWS

19
Aug
World Forest Fire Prevention Day 2026: How to Prevent Wildfires
Oceanos absorven calor del planeta
09
Aug
The State of the Oceans Is Worsening as Human Pressure Accelerates
The recovery of a forest does not end when the flames are extinguished. In the aftermath of a major wildfire, one of the greatest challenges is ensuring the survival of the animals that managed to escape the fire. To address this issue, the Community of Madrid has launched a large-scale emergency operation to provide food, water, and veterinary care for wildlife affected by the recent wildfires in the Sierra Oeste region.
04
Aug
Wildlife Aid After Wildfires: Madrid’s Emergency Plan to Protect Sierra Oeste Biodiversity
Eco Harmonhy RD
03
Aug
EcoHarmony RD strengthens biodiversity conservation in the Dominican Republic
Deshielo
30
Jul
Mercury Pollution in Antarctica Is Rising as Glaciers Continue to Melt
Dia de la Sobrecapacidad de la Tierra
30
Jul
Earth Overshoot Day 2026: Humanity Has Used Up the Planet’s Annual Resources
Crocs
27
Jul
Crocs Sustainability: What Is the Real Environmental Impact of These Popular Clogs?
Tigre
27
Jul
Cambodia Tiger Reintroduction: The Challenge of Bringing Tigers Back to the Wild
Energy efficiency experts and public agencies agree that the ideal air conditioner temperature is between 24°C and 26°C (75°F to 79°F). Keeping the thermostat within this range provides a comfortable indoor environment while significantly reducing electricity use and extending the lifespan of the cooling system.
21
Jul
Ideal Air Conditioner Temperature: How to Save Electricity Without Sacrificing Comfort
Electrificación de la economia
21
Jul
European Union Electrification Strategy: How the EU Plans to Transform Energy Consumption by 2040
Futuro de las plantas en la tierra
19
Jul
Earth’s Plants Could Survive for Nearly 1.9 Billion More Years, New Study Finds
Indonesia has launched an urgent conservation mission to save the Bornean rhino, one of the world's rarest mammals. Conservationists are working to locate and capture Pari Mahulu, the last known Bornean rhino still living in the wild, in an effort to preserve her genetic material through assisted reproductive technologies before this unique subspecies disappears forever.
19
Jul
Indonesia Races to Save the Last Wild Bornean Rhino Through Assisted Reproduction
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