'We will become homeless': U.S. residents fear housing rule change could force them out of homesFears are mounting across the United States over a proposal by President Donald Trump's administration that would force tens of thousands of families to choose between splitting up or being homeless together |
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Climate campaigner Greta prepares to sail to the U.S. to avoid flyingThunberg is making her trip on board a 60-ft yacht fitted with solar panels and underwater turbines that produce electricity onboard, with the aim of making the journey zero-carbon |
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UK university bans beef to combat 'climate emergency'The college said it aimed to switch to clean energy and become carbon neutral - meaning it will produce no more carbon emissions than it can offset - by 2025 |
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Australia, under fire for coal, pledges $339 mln for Pacific climate changeDeclaring a climate emergency, Pacific Island leaders have called for stronger action by developed countries, including Australia |
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Corner of world's largest refugee camp recreated in British mallThe interactive installation allows shoppers to see what life is like for refugees who fled Myanmar during a brutal military crackdown in 2017 |
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Scientists hail promise of first effective Ebola treatments in Congo trialEbola has been spreading in eastern Congo since August 2018 in an outbreak that has now become the second largest, killing at least 1,800 people |
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New Trump rule targets poor and could cut legal immigration in half, advocates sayThe rule would reject applicants for temporary or permanent visas if they fail to meet high enough income standards or if they receive public assistance |
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U.S.-Taliban talks end without deal, both sides to consultWithout a Taliban commitment to power-sharing talks and a ceasefire, there are fears the insurgents will fight on when U.S. forces leave in a bid to overthrow the government |
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Britain's 'chicken shop gangs' using food to lure children into crimeModern slavery cases involving British children doubled in 2018 as such drugs gangs increasingly exploited young people as dealers |
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Taylor Swift urges fans to back equal pay for U.S. women's soccer teamIn March the team sued the U.S. Soccer Federation, arguing that their pay and working conditions amounted to gender discrimination |
OPINION:- It’s time to look underground for climate resilience in sub-Saharan AfricaNew research reveals critical groundwater-related climate change impacts and resilience strategies |
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