Kenya Prepares To Count Endangered Grevy's Zebras At "Great Grevy's Rally 2020"
The third edition of the Great Grevy's Rally (GGR), a national census of the endangered Grevy’s zebra, will be held from...
Deadly Coronavirus is Spreading Internationally: How Worried Should We Be?
The virus which broke out in Wuhan, China has become an international concern with the World Health Organization expected to declare it a public...
US House Raises Age Restriction On Tobacco Sales
The measure to increase the tobacco handling age to 21 in the US has received backing from many companies in the industry as well as outside it.
Unakoti, India's "Hill Face Wonder" Demands Immediate Protection
Unakoti's rock and stone sculptures hold universal value that needs to be protected and preserved for the coming generations.
Could The New NAFTA Hurt The US Economy?
On December 19, 2019, the House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved the new US-Mexico-Canada trade deal that will see an inclusion of tougher...
Controversial Border Wall Funding Included in 2020 Budget
The US budget has consolidated funds for the construction of the controversial wall at the Mexican border.
The French Continue To Protest Pension Reforms
Several labor unions across France have taken to the streets to protest the planned pension reforms by President Emmanuel Macron.
Are UK's Universities Prepared To Brave Brexit?
Recent research reveals that about half of the country's universities are confident about facing the change while the remaining are only slightly...
New South Wales Bushfire Smoke Is Choking The Tourism Industry
Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, and a major tourism hub is among the worst hit.
An Island That Produces Jaguars That Go Sea-fishing
A remote Brazilian island three miles off the northern state of Amapá serves as a nursery of jaguars, one of the largest predators in South America.
An Interview With India's Leading Wildlife Conservationist Dr. Anish Andheria
Meet Dr. Anish Andheria, India's leading wildlife conservationist.
US Cities Are Losing Jobs To Robots
The fact that the robotics sector is flourishing is no big surprise and with it the fear that robots will replace humans at work.
Jillian Morris-Brake Interview: Inspiring A New Generation To Take Action
Shark conservationist Jillian Morris-Brake teaches us why sharks deserve our love and respect.
Is High-Speed Rail Finally Happening In The US
Several High-Speed Train Routes Are Coming to the United States. Two are shoud break ground in 2020 - California to Las Vegas and Huston to Dallas
Is This The End To The Peanut Allergy
The results of a new study may lead to FDA approval of a new treatment that reduces the risk of potentially deadly reactions to peanut allergies
Polar Bears Have A New Enemy As Climate Change Strikes
Climate change is driving grizzlies northwards, and that might spell bad news for the polar bears that are already troubled.
High Level of Mercury Found in Pumas Linked to Coastal Fog
Researchers warn that with increasing mercury levels in the environment, the toxicological effects of this pollutant might put coastal food webs at...
Ottawa Housing Prices Are on the Rise
Condominium prices in the Canadian capital rose by nearly double digits in 2019.
Toronto's Housing Sales Remain in the Double Digits
Housing prices rose 5.8% in 2019 and exploding demand is only expected to increase housing sales.
The Impeachment Questions You Were Afraid to Ask
Impeachment has been all over the news, and it can be a confusing topic. Allow us to break it down for you.
Economists' Main Arguments For and Against Carbon Taxation
Carbon taxes are popularly offered as part of the climate change solution. Could they really work?
Feral Hogs: the 2 Billion Dollar Problem the Hunting Industry Created
Feral hogs were not a problem in the United States until the 1980s. How did they become the multi-billion dollar problem that they are today?
How Much Does Crime Contribute to US GDP?
Some countries, such as European Union members, include illegal activity in their GDP calculations. Why doesn't the United States?
Russia’s WADA Doping Ban A Huge Blow To National Pride
Russia will not be able to compete in the World Cup or the Olympics.
Ceremonial Headdresses Threaten Vulnerable Parrot Species
In Papua New Guniea, adorning headdresses with bird feathers is a growing trend. Thousands of birds are killed to serve the purpose.
Would You Use a Climate Change Credit Card?
Some of the criticisms include the passage of responsibility from corporation to consumer, as well as general impracticality.
Only These 40 Countries Have Carbon Pricing Policies
See how the United States stacks up when compared with its counterparts in the fight against global emissions.
Why Doesn't Amazon Pay Taxes?
One of the most common criticisms of American multi-billionaire giant Amazon is the low number of taxes it pays.
The Area 51 Raid That Never Happened
Although millions of people showed an interest in attending the "Raid of Area 51', it ended up being little more than an internet sensation.
Transformative Forestry Revolution From The Arid Indian Desert
A sociology professor in India has developed the innovative concept of familial forestry that deals with domesticating trees by families and has...
Who Are The Black Hebrew Israelites?
The Black Hebrew Israelites movement is a hate group as described by the Southern Poverty Law Center, which keeps track of extremists.
In Romania, People Are Resorting To Witchcraft To Stop Illegal Loggers
Greenpeace Romania launched the “Curse for Good” campaign to mobilise Romanians to put pressure on the authorities to act against the unauthorized...
Where Is Bougainville, And Could It Be The World's Newest Country?
A referendum on independence was conducted in Bougainville, and the results were 98% in favor.
Oil And Gas Expansion Over Next 5 Years: A Carbon Bomb Waiting To Explode
New oil and gas expansion over the next 5 years will add fuel to fire.
Javan Rhino Makes Steady Strides While Sumatran Rhino Population Remains Obscure
While little is known about the exact population of Sumatran rhinos in the wild, Javan rhino population is exhibiting a steady rise.
Experience Exotic Asia With Katja And Her Dog Momo As Their Epic Adventure Continues
Travel through exotic Asian destinations with Katja and Momo as they continue on their incredible journey.
Year's Biggest Cheetah News From Around The World On 2019 International Cheetah Day
2019 brings us both good and bad news about cheetah conservation.
Diet Of Polar Bears Is Now 25% Plastic
Loss of sea ice is forcing polar bears to move inland in search of new food resources, garbage being one of them.
Wildfires That Set The World Ablaze In 2019: Is Your Country On The List?
2019 was the harbinger of bad news for the world’s forests – if your country was affected, you're not alone.
Black Friday Protestors Glue Locks, Prevent Shops From Opening
The act of protest is part of a larger global response for Black Friday sales and consumerism.
High Level of Mercury Found in Pumas Linked to Coastal Fog
Researchers warn that with increasing mercury levels in the environment, the toxicological effects of this pollutant might put coastal food webs at...
Feral Hogs Attack And Kill In Texas
Law enforcement is speculating that feral hogs may be to blame for the death of a 59-year-old woman.
Earthquakes Shake Southeastern Europe
Both Bosnia and Albanian have been hit by strong earthquakes, and at least 18 people have lost their lives.
Rod Stewart and His Undying Love for Model Trains and Miniature City Models
Who says that a rock star can't have hobbies off-stage?
This Map Reveals the Nickname of Every State and Province
Do you know what the nickname for your state is?
World's Largest Rock Climbing Wall to Open in Abu Dhabi
Another record broken with the world’s biggest indoor skydiving flight chamber.
The Next Wave Sweeping Over Airports? Therapy Animals
The next time you fly, you may make a furry pal.