Ecology

Europe has been hit by one of the most powerful heat domes in history.

Since June 22, 2026, Europe has been hit by an extreme heatwave, one of the earliest and most intense on record.

ESG in Kazakhstan is ceasing to be just a reporting requirement — and is becoming a condition for access to capital.

PwC released its sixth ESG disclosure ranking of Kazakhstan’s largest companies.

Australian scientists have learned to turn plastic waste into hydrogen using sunlight.

University of Adelaide researchers developed a method to turn plastic waste into clean hydrogen and useful chemicals using only sunlight.

Climate goals don’t work without global money. Why states will have to negotiate with private capital

For years, governments worldwide have announced ambitious climate goals. Yet a massive financial gap remains between these plans and actual projects.

AI Thirsts for Water: UN Calculates How Much Natural Resources Data Centers Consume

In 2025, UN University reports data centers used 1.2 trillion gallons of water and 448 TWh of electricity.

Australia has lost the war against rabbits. Why the country failed to stop the invasion of 200 million animals

Experts estimate Australia now has about 200 million wild rabbits, causing billions in annual damage to agriculture and natural ecosystems.

32 million mosquitoes wants to release the company Google in the USA

Alphabet, Google's parent, asked the US EPA to release 32 million sterile male mosquitoes in California and Florida.