Man takes prank on sister to the extreme in shocking video seen by 11m
"It's good but I felt bad about the papersss," wrote one user on TikTok.
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As COP28 nears its end, no agreement in sight to end fossil fuels
Climate advocates and leaders of low-lying island nations expressed disappointment in a draft of the final COP28 report that lacks a call to end fossil fuels.
Exclusive: Sadhguru issues dire warning about future of world
The spiritualist to the stars warned that "in 50 years, we'll kill the land," with devastating effects to the global food supply.
Sustainability
At COP28, oil-rich Colombia moves to end fossil fuels and protect forests
Colombian Environment Minister Susana Muhamad said her country is reducing fossil fuels and deforestation, but global economics don't support climate action.
It's Time for President Biden to Take on America's Trucking Cartel
President Joe Biden has just months to act on his promise to protect Americans from deadly freight pollution while making America a clean vehicle leader.
Better Planet
How to pick the most sustainable Christmas tree, according to a scientist
As the environment comes under increasing threat, it may be wise to think about how to sustainably decorate your home.
Scientists discover new venomous species lurking in the desert
Researchers believe the species is already critically endangered, likely because of human activity.
Stop Using India and China As Excuses To Do Nothing on Climate Change
Smart climate policies also help local environments, public health, justice, national security, and the economy.
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Two billion people are prepared to lose their homes
A study revealed that 38 percent of people believe they will lose their homes from impacts associated with the changing climate.
Louisiana oil leak: Potential impact to animals, coast
A spill in the Gulf of Mexico has leaked roughly 1.1 million gallons, and experts worry that it could move toward the shoreline.
Why were BLACKPINK at Buckingham Palace?
Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa were spotted at the royal palace on Tuesday evening and even received a shoutout from King Charles.
China's "predatory" trawler fleet and the fishing industry's dirty secret
China's fishing fleet, among those guilty of forced labor, are denuding the world's oceans, experts warn.
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Geoscientists warn fast Arctic warming will bring 3.6 F rise 8 years early
With Arctic warming, the 2015 Paris Agreement thresholds will be breached far sooner than expected, a study says.
Planet Heroes
Kristen Mandala turns fear "into fuel" to drive climate solutions
Mandala, a Canadian sustainability advocate, said people don't realize sustainability is "a lens that you can use to see all the different things in your life."
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Shocked scientists conclude that life on Earth is "under siege"
The authors of a new report suggest that an average global surface temperature recorded in July may have been the highest seen on Earth in 100,000 years.
Dangerous "forever chemicals" in your everyday items are causing cancer
PFAS chemicals, found in household objects including non-stick cookware and waterproof clothing, are linked to an increased risk of thyroid cancers.
Prince William's key project prepares to face its biggest media test yet
The Earthshot Prize is heading to Singapore next month, but with the absence of the Princess of Wales, will the awards ceremony still grab headlines?
Blow for Kate Middleton's hobby after health warning
The Princess of Wales has a passion for cold water swimming, but beaches near her country retreat have been subject to sewage warnings.
Banks Must Help Communities Combat Climate Change
New research on past environmental crises highlight the importance of access to credit.
Scroll reveals ancient Egyptians' venomous snake problem
A study of an ancient manuscript containing details of various snakes has revealed that the country had more venomous serpents than previously thought.
Toys top list of 10 most common types of electric waste
Nearly $57 billion of rare metals and raw materials get thrown away every year in the form of electronic waste. But what counts as e-waste might surprise you.
"Forever chemical" replacements detected in human bodies and homes
The replacement chemicals were brought in as a "safer" alternative, but research has shown that they too can negatively impact human health.
Pope slams "petty" rich in scathing climate change rebuke
The pontiff had strong words for the greatest contributors to global warming.
Visiting a polluted city for just a few days can increase risk of stroke
"A vacation to an area with high air pollution level might impact our health," one researcher told Newsweek.
Sustainability
Scientists use bacteria to turn plastic into useful substances
Researchers developed genetically engineered strains of one type of bacteria that they say could help to tackle the growing problem of plastic pollution.
Wind turbine blades could soon appear on your street
A new project hopes to repurpose the rotors as bus shelters and bridges—avoiding millions of tons of expensive and versatile material going to waste.
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Hundreds of mysterious "fairy circles" seen from space for first time
Fairy circles have puzzled scientists for decades. But new research hopes to reveal insights into their mysterious origin.
Prince William secures influential fashion ally loved by Kate and Meghan
William has added fashion designer Stella McCartney to his Earthshot Prize council, who was responsible for making Meghan Markle's wedding reception gown.
Americans getting $3,500 direct payments: How to apply
If you meet the requirements, you can use the rebate as a down payment on an electric vehicle or get a check in the mail within three months of applying.
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New bill would give people money for gas after climate policy raises prices
A new law penalizes companies that produce more than 25,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions.