Angola prepares project that protects nature to prevent pandemics
The Angolan government and UNDP met in Luanda to design the Nature4Health project, which aims to curb diseases by tackling their environmental causes.
Nature recovering, greener cities and good ideas for the planet.
The Angolan government and UNDP met in Luanda to design the Nature4Health project, which aims to curb diseases by tackling their environmental causes.
The restoration of 1.4 kilometres of the Rambla Sur, in Murcia, has returned the channel to its natural functioning and created a floodable park open to the public.
The three main conservation NGOs on the island of Boa Vista counted 36,988 nests and released more than 33,000 hatchlings into the sea by September.
The Ministry of Agriculture has begun a ten-day training course in Porto Novo for 25 fruit growers, after an earlier session on organic farming reached 30 farmers.
In the first half of 2026, the deforested area fell by 38% compared with the same period in 2025.
Andfjorden covers around 1,849 km², the equivalent of 260,000 football pitches.
At least 126 pairs of little terns nested on Long Nanny beach, more than double the previous record.
The roadmap foresees at least 80% renewable electricity by 2030 and an end to coal by 2038.
In 2026, wind turbines and solar panels produced a record 41% of Britain's electricity.