As parts of the UK swelter, try these low-energy ways to cool down – from fly screens and no-cook meals to air coolers that use a fraction of the electricity of aircon ...

People use their bodies—not just their brains—to think. So the MIT Project on Embodied Education brings movement to the ...

This year, we decided to turn those insights into something more actionable: a toolkit for building a winning sustainability ...

In Western Australia's far north there is a "whipping tree" which for decades stood as a reminder of painful times, but has ...

Director Joseph Zentil always knew he wanted to direct a feature film. Watching a close friend persevere through recovery ...

To travel like a local means trading sightseeing checklists for immersion — wandering without a plan, meeting residents and understanding a place through the people who live there, not just its ...

Boys & Girls Clubs of America is a national leader in preparing young people for the future workforce, equipping millions of youth with the skills, experiences and connections needed to succeed in ...

CASUALTY OF DEVELOPMENT A mural showing a bird perched on a tree fittingly serves as the backdrop for the stump of a decades-old tree on Quirino Avenue in Manila, that was cut down to make way for an ...

You spot a beautiful plant in a shop, bring it home, and place it in the first empty corner you can find. A few days later, the leaves start drooping, yellowing or curling, and suddenly you're ...

A new study provides the first insights into how thylakoid membranes—the internal compartments where oxygen-producing photosynthesis takes place—emerged during evolution. By comparing the genomes of ...

Ahilya Bamroo calls herself an incidental as well as an accidental actor.

CARITAS Philippines said the mass-cutting of trees along Quirino Avenue in Manila was a “direct assault on the poor.” The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has authorized cutting ...