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Opinion 7 years ago

Solving the plastics crisis

Every year, the world produces over 300 million tons of plastic, half of which comprise single-use items such as shopping bags, cups and straws.

Environment 7 years ago

Sailing seas to save Mother Earth

The Fleur de Passion has gone through a fascinating evolution from a World War II German minesweeper into an expedition ship on a mission to mitigate climate change.

National 7 years ago

Sea full of jellyfish in Raja Ampat? Possible, if sea turtles disappear

When the sea becomes thronged with jellyfish because of the absence of their predators, the endangered sea turtles, we will probably think twice before swimming. Yes, jellyfish do not go after humans, but they can sting divers and swimmers who have direct contact with the creatures.