Even though COVID-19 cases and deaths have declined in recent weeks, the world is facing a “two-track pandemic”, the UN’s top health official said on Monday in his ongoing campaign to get more vaccines to developing countries.
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A man has grown Britain’s biggest echium plant after saving it from a dumpster. Tree surgeon Darren Wilson took the plant home three years ago after he saw it had been chucked away on a job he was working on. He saved it and planted it in front of his house, and it has now
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An Irish designer is hoping to save her island’s native bee species by creating special hives grown from mushrooms. Placing on the world Top 20 for the James Dyson Design Award for Sustainability, the prototype hive, called Econooc, is being designed specifically by Niamh Damery for the Irish black bee, as well as to get
During the last decade, more people around the world have gained access to electricity than ever before. However, the number still not connected has grown in Nigeria, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Ethiopia, according to a new UN report on universal access to energy, launched on Monday.
Concepita per essere biodegradabile e “carbon neutral”, la materia del futuro è destinata a divenire bio-fabbricata, bio-derivata, biogenica e, probabilmente, per mantenere bassi gli impatti arriveremo all’idea di una materia coltivata ad hoc. Questo scenario, che sta cambiando i parametri dell’innovazione, chiede a tutti noi di ripensare il modo di catalogare mentalmente i materiali. E
One of the biggest California fossil discoveries ever made has been found to include the remains of ancient mastodon, fish, and other mammals. Encased amid the fossilized remains of a petrified forest, they were discovered by a local government ranger in the Mokelumne River watershed south east of Sacramento—and are now making headlines around the
Communities in rural Burkina Faso urgently need greater protection from violent extremists, the UN human rights office, OHCHR, insisted on Monday, in response to a deadly assault at the weekend that claimed the lives of at least 132 innocent people.