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Swimmer joined by a pod of orcas in West Vancouver
The orcas joined the swimmer in West Vancouver’s Batchelor Bay. Debbie Collingwood is a long-distance swimmer and Vancouverite.…
Apple going carbon neutral by 2030
By 2030, every new Apple device will be completely carbon neutral. The CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, understands…
Captive belugas travel 6,000 miles to freedom
Two female belugas go from performing in a Chinese aquarium to frolicking in a bay in Iceland. The…
Coronavirus (COVID-19): NZ celebrates 100 days without Community Transmission
On Sunday, New Zealand’s Ministry of Health reported that it is now 100 days since the last community…
Unmarried Couples to be freed from COVID-19 Border Controls in Germany
Starting from Monday, unmarried couples in Germany would be allowed to reunite after some months of separation. On…
LeBron James Dismisses Trump’s criticism of NBA Players Protest
LeBron James and some NBA players have voiced out for social justice after the death of Breonna Taylor…
5 Cent Tax has Decreased the Use of Plastic Bags in England by 95%
England has experienced a dramatic decline in single-use plastic bag sales since the imposition of 5 cent tax…
Rhino Poaching Sees 53% Decrease in South Africa.
In South Africa, Rhino poaching has plummeted by almost 53% in the first half of 2020, continuing a…
Student uses tech to bridge gap between isolating seniors and doctors
A new organization is making things a little easier for isolating seniors. Lia Rubel is an 18-year-old student…
‘Plan bee’ makes for pollinator-friendly cities
An inspiring new report shows how cities can become more friendly to pollinators. Bees and humans have something…