Plastic pollution:Â Nations commit to develop a legally binding agreement
Heads of State, Ministers of environment and other representatives from 175 nations endorsed a historic resolution at the UN Environment Assembly (UNEA-5) today in...
Vocodia Named Top Florida Tech Startup 2022
Vocodia today has announced that they have been named Top Florida Tech Startup 2022 by StartupCity.
Vocodia has revolutionized contact center operations with their bespoke...
A green ‘sea change’ as water transport makes its move
All aboard! Europe’s ferry industry has set sail for an emissions-free future. It’s leading the eco-friendly revolution with electric and hydrogen-powered boats that are...
The advantages and disadvantages of a legal career
Entering a legal career can be a rewarding and exciting journey. However, it’s worth plenty of consideration. To become a successful lawyer you’ll have...
The long journey to a rare disease diagnosis
Rare diseases constitute a major health issue in Europe: an estimated 30 million people live with one, and of these, 50% have not received...
Greenpeace Africa reacts to scientific report on wildfires projecting an infernal 21st century
A UN Environment Programme (UNEP) report projects a 50 per cent global increase in wildfires by 2100. Greenpeace Africa is calling on governments to...
Boost for Sri Lanka’s cinnamon producers as EU agrees protected geographical indication
Sri Lanka’s application to the European Union for a protected geographical indication for Ceylon cinnamon has succeeded. The application, developed with the technical support...
Fighting back the desert, amid Niger’s refugee and climate crises
Internal displacement, regional instability, and climate change have created a refugee crisis in Niger, but an initiative in the town of Ouallam is showing...
Best Hospitals for Proton Therapy
Photon radiation therapy is among the first-line treatments in oncology, with almost half of patients receiving it. But sometimes the tumor is located close...
Observations from space help scientists get one step ahead of the tiny but deadly mosquito
Each year, nearly three-quarters of a million people die from mosquito-borne diseases, and with climate change the problem is getting worse. EU researchers are...