Indonesia Suspects Arrested for Poaching Sumtran Tigers
The skin of a critically endangered Sumatran tiger and four foetuses have been confiscated after the arrest of several suspected poachers, Indonesian police said.
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Japan, Germany and the Philippines Top the Climate Risk Index List 2020
Japan, the Philippines and Germany top a list of countries worst hit by climate-enhanced extreme weather last year, with Madagascar and India close behind, researchers said Wednesday.
This Young Man is Revolutionizing the Way We Clean Beaches Around the World
Arjun Sharma touches base on his journey discovering Clean My Beach and the hopes and determination he desires to share with the world in an effort to fight environmental havoc
The Australian Firefighters Calendar: Proving Service Can be Sexy
The boys are at it again, this time combating prevalent social issues and making a difference in society through their hearts (and bodies)
Indonesia: Kids Given Baby Chicks to Wean Off Smartphones
Officials in one Indonesian city have hatched a plan to wean children off smartphones — by giving them their own fluffy chicks to raise.
New ‘Cleaner’ Fuel Linked to Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Mongolia
One cold night in October, Gerel Ganbaatar decided to stay with her parents in one of Mongolia’s traditional ger communities on the outskirts of the capital — a decision which would prove fatal.
Panda Bei Bei Will Leave Washington to China in His Own Boeing 777
Bei Bei was born in Washington and took his first steps in the US capital, but at age four, it’s time to head “home” — to China.
Shanghai’s Pet Detective Reunited Thousands of Beloved Pets with Owners
Private sleuth Sun Jinrong brings heat detectors, tiny surveillance cameras, and a blow dart loaded with a tranquiliser to his search for one desperate client’s missing loved one: A cat named Duoduo.
Purple Carrot and Oisix Launch 100% Plant-Based Meal Kits in Japan
Will flexitarian and plant-based meal kits gain more traction in Japan once companies like Purple Carrot take root in the country?
The ‘Bin Laden’ Elephant Finally Caught After Killing 5 People in India
An elephant named after the late Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden that killed five Indian villagers has been caught after a massive operation to hunt down the creature, officials said Monday.
Officials are Shocked by Hidden Cambodia’s Massive Dog Meat Trade
Cambodian dog meat traders drown, strangle and stab thousands of canines a day in a shadowy but sprawling business that traumatises workers and exposes them to deadly health risks like rabies.
Laundromat Cat Killer Sentenced for 34 Months
A Malaysian man who killed a pregnant cat by putting it into a laundrette dryer has been sentenced to 34 months in jail, official media reported, in a case that sparked outrage.
Chinese Millennials are ‘Waking Up’ Shifting from Wealth to Environment
China’s millenials are increasingly pursuing happiness and sustainable living rather than wealth and luxury, award-winning sci-fi writer Chen Qiufan says, insisting the nation’s youth are waking up to environmental issues.
Indonesia: Muslims Pushes Back on Pigs Celebration
Indonesia’s bid to lure more visitors by spreading halal tourism across the archipelago is facing a backlash, with a Christian celebration of pigs — forbidden for Muslims — the latest act of dissent.
Recycled Products are the First Winners of Olympic 2020
The 2020 Olympics has declared that the Games are going to center on global sustainability with all its resources and infrastructure revolving around recycle products, green and clean methods that benefit the environment.
