In India, Animal Rights Activists Have Not Given Up
Despite lack of funding and reports of animal cruelty, activists are hard at work fighting for those in India's cities who...
A Brief History of Olympic Villages
Housing Olympic athletes is a massive endeavor. We take a look at how a variety of cities have stepped up to the task.
Can We Save the Earth From Plastic Bags?
Plastic bags have longtime been an enemy of the environment. Is it too late to undo the damage done?
Protecting the Leopard Population of India: Could "Project Leopard" Be the Answer?
In India, an initiative called "Project Tiger" has been a widely successful conservation effort. Is it due time for a "Project Leopard"?
Wildlife Extinction is Threatening Global Food Supplies
According to scientists, the Earth is currently going through a "mass extinction event” which threatens the livelihood of plant and animal life alike.
The Younger Generation Would Rather Travel the World Than Buy a Home
A change of priorities mixed with astronomical home prices are said to motivators.
Chad Surprising Addition to Travel Ban
The West African country of Chad is one of the most controversial additions to an already controversial ban.
Harvey Leaves Behind Dangerous Compounds In Its Wrath
Regular guidelines for reporting spills and leaks had been suspended in the wake of the storm.
Plastic Fibers Can Be Found in Tap Water All Over the World
Samples Taken From Europe, Asia, and America reveal an unsettlingly high percentage of plastic fibers.
Croatian Town Experiences Record Tourism Surge
Filming of "Game of Thrones" has been a contributing factor to the increase in tourist interest in Croatia.
Introducing Canada's New Gender Neutral Passport
New amendment to the Canadian passport enables citizens to choose a new option for gender, gender "x".
Texas Still Reeling From Harvey's Damage
Hurricane Harvey, one of the strongest hurricanes to hit the region in recent memory, has left behind a path of destruction throughout Texas.
Hurricane Irma: What You Should Know
The hurricane is predicted to be one of the most powerful storms ever witnessed in the Atlantic.
Violence in Myanmar Forces Thousands to Flee
The Rohingya people - who have been called the "most persecuted people in the world" - are being forced to seek refuge in neighboring countries.
Electric Cars May Not Be the Solution We Need Them to Be
Electric cars are supposed to lessen the impact that gasoline burning cars have had on the environment. However, are they really the answer we are...
The Bumblebee Could Soon Disappear
Pesticides have widely been blamed for the sharp decrease in bumblebee population numbers.
The Tagus River Is At the Brink of Drying
The Tagus River is an important source of water for millions of people in Spain.
Sharks Near Halifax A Rare Sighting
Sharks pose a very low risk of danger to humans, experts say.
In Only Two Years, Pakistan Has Planted One Billion Trees
The amazing accomplishment has been noted by the International Union for Conservation of Nature for its success.
Are Seafood Consumers Ingesting Microplastics?
Beer and milk also among the other consumables which plastics have been found in.
Greenland Is Experiencing Its Largest Wildfire of All Time
Melting permafrost is thought to be one of the biggest contributors to this record-breaking fire.
Studies Show Norwegians Prioritize the Environment Over Oil
Despite its economic advantages, a new poll released shows that many Norwegians may be more concerned about environmental impacts.
Rising Sea Levels, Dying Trees the Norm With Climate Change
Ghost forests, where dead trees stand side by side, have becoming increasingly popular in many parts of the world.
8-Year Old Youngest Girl to Ever Climb Mount Kilimanjaro
The Florida girl had no previous hiking experience.
Switzerland is Now Home to the World's Longest Pedestrian Suspension Bridge
The 1621 foot long bridge is located in the mountainous town of Randa, Switzerland.
Greece's Beautiful Whistling Language is Disappearing
Research studies have shown that the population who can speak the whistling language of Greece could number as low as 37.
Brexit Leaves Farmers With Uncertain Future
If agricultural regulations are not formed under the EU, many worry that it will be many years before Britain will create its own guidelines.
Tourists Flock to Florida Despite Tropical Storm
Following the abysmal year of 2016, the tourism numbers of 2017 prove strong for Florida so far.
Slovenia Sees Increase in US Travellers
Experts say that the increase could be due to First Lady Melania Trump.
The Eclipse That is Taking Nebraska By Storm
The eclipse, which is expected to occur on the 21st of August, is on track to be the largest event in the history of tourism in Nebraska.
Major Boom in Tourism Comes to Spain
Affordability, accessibility, and quality of attractions are all cited as reasons for the boom.
Strong Heat Wave Headed Towards British Columbia
Experts warn that the incoming temperatures could break a 78 year old record.
Montreal Set to Break Tourism Records
The city is set to host over 11 million tourists in the 2017 season alone.
The Key to Toronto's Appeal? Linguistic Diversity
According to a new report put out by the BBC, Toronto is home to speakers of 140 different languages.
Saudi Arabia Embarks on Major Project to Attract Tourism
The project will be focused around a series of natural islands in the Red Sea.
Cell Membranes Found in Saturn's Moon
The new discovery could bring us closer to an answer about whether or not there is life on other planets.
Hawaii to Implement a Fine for Texting at Crosswalks
Beginning in October, inattentive pedestrians could be slapped with a fine for checking their smartphone.
Grizzly Bears in Yellowstone No Longer Listed as Endangered
Despite promising growth in population numbers, there is concern that the grizzly bear population of Yellowstone National Park will be negatively...
FAA Ordered by the Court to Review Airplane Seats
Concerns over safety and concern are the motivating factors behind the review.
The Underrated Appeal of Buffalo, New York
Buffalo has some of the best historic architecture in the entire United States. Why don't we hear more about it?
England and Wales Had the Warmest Winter in 107 Years
Temperatures this mild had not been felt since the year 1910.
China's Mars Probe Could Take Off in 2020
The country is planning to join in the quest to discover more about the Red Planet.
UK Man Hospitalized for Cyanide Poisoning After Consuming Cherry Pits
Shortly after consuming a number of cherry seeds, the Lancashire man began to feel strong physical symptoms.
Sign Language Could Become One Of South Africa's Official Languages
The addition of sign langauge as an official language would help increase the accessibility of services in South Africa.
Climate Change is Altering the Marine Habitat of the United Kingdom
The waters surrounding the UK have longtime been an important habitat for fish who prefer cooler waters.
Roman Castle Set to Open Its Doors to Tourism
Major restoration work has been underway to recover areas of the fortress that have been lost to flooding.
Brown University Scientists Detect Possibility of Water on the Moon's Surface
These findings fall in contrast with the scientific belief that the surface of the moon is dry and desolate.
