The Ghost Lands

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The Lyakhovsky Islands are home to a high concentration of mammoth remains, drawing tusk hunters and palaeontologists to their icy, barren shores

East or West: Which Is Greener? (Part 2)

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The deterioration of the Earth’s environment is the most pressing problem facing the human race today. Scientists have stated that an increase in global...

Flowing Through Our Hearts: The International Day of Action for Rivers

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According to International Rivers, the International Day of Action for Rivers is a day dedicated to solidarity – when diverse communities around the world...

The Beauty of Neutrality

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Research and investment into renewable energy has been growing since the president of the Maldives declared five years ago that the country would go carbon neutral by the year 2020, in hopes that the rest of the world would follow suit.

Singapore’s Bloom: 5 Rare Flowers of an Island Nation

HANGUANA NEGLECTA • Small primary forest herb with black berries native to Singapore and extending to Johor, Peninsular Malaysia • Considered Critically Endangered (IUCN Red List) • Currently, only a...

Prominence

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Prominence, while not a gauge of the difficulty of the climb, is another good measurement of the height of a mountain.

Ambassadors from Ancient Asia

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An ambassador travels to distant parts of the world and brings stories with them from their homeland. Today, Asia – Earth’s supercontinent – is...

The Meat of the Matter

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The Hong Kong government’s web page on climate change details its initiatives in this area and lists ways individuals can take action, such as recycling. At no point is there any mention of meat. And yet, the livestock sector accounts for a hefty 15 percent of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions – more than the emissions from all cars, planes, trains and ships combined – says the United Nation’s Food and Agricultural Organization.