The number of turtle doves in the UK has decreased by 98 percent, according to a study.

Creative Media NewsWednesday, 22 June 2022, 6:050

The number of turtle doves breeding in the United Kingdom has decreased by 98 percent, to just 2,100 breeding pairs. The worrisome population drop is a result of habitat destruction in UK breeding sites and irresponsible hunting. The first national survey of the turtle dove, which has long been seen as a symbol of affection,...

Could nuclear desalination facilities solve the problem of water scarcity?

Creative Media NewsWednesday, 22 June 2022, 5:000

Desalination plants, which remove salt from seawater, could assist in meeting the need for fresh water. According to the United Nations, there are populations on each continent that lack sufficient water. Unfortunately, although our globe is surrounded by oceans and seas, only a small percentage of Earth’s water – about 2.5% – is fresh, and...

In Spain, firefighters battle wildfires during a heat wave with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius.

Creative Media NewsTuesday, 21 June 2022, 2:000

In several regions of Spain, firefighters are struggling to contain wildfires amidst a heatwave with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius (104F). While this year’s lack of precipitation and gusty winds created the conditions for the fires, experts attribute the abnormally hot period to climate change. More than 61,000 acres (25,000 hectares) of land have been...

Germany’s reliance on coal to replace Russian gas is described as “bitter but necessary”.

Creative Media NewsTuesday, 21 June 2022, 0:050

As Russia reduces its gas supply to Europe’s largest economy, Germany will fire up its coal plants in preparation for next winter. Germany will burn more coal, the most polluting fossil fuel, out of concern for potential power shortages caused by a cut in Russian supplies, according to the country’s economy minister. Robert Habeck stated...

As Europe wilts under the sun, Spain’s temperature reaches 40 degrees Celsius due to a heat wave.

Creative Media NewsMonday, 20 June 2022, 16:000

According to Vincent McAviney’s report, an early heat wave has caused Europe to seek refuge in the shade, and experts have warned that such occurrences will increase as global warming continues. People flocked to parks and pools across Europe to escape the early heat wave that caused temperatures to exceed 40 degrees Celsius in France...

Due to the possibility of glacier melting as a result of climate change, the Everest base camp will be relocated nearly 400m lower.

Creative Media NewsSunday, 19 June 2022, 3:000

The south base camp, the more popular of the two on the Nepalese side, is located on the increasingly diminishing Khumbu glacier, whose melting is driven by human carbon emissions. Nepal plans to relocate its Everest base camp about 400 meters lower since human activity and climate change have rendered the location hazardous. There are...

Flooding wreaks devastation in India and Bangladesh, leaving at least 18 dead and millions of homes submerged.

Creative Media NewsSunday, 19 June 2022, 2:000

Flooding in India and Bangladesh has left at least 18 people dead and millions more stranded, and there are fears that climate change could intensify extreme weather. The militaries of both nations have been requested to assist with the unprecedented deluge, which officials fear may worsen throughout the weekend as more rain is predicted. Friday,...

Germany’s climate contradictions: a coal-mining powerhouse with “net zero” goals

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 18 June 2022, 0:050

Germany is one of the greatest contradictions in the European climate debate: it is enthusiastic about “net-zero,” rejects nuclear power, the Greens are poised to enter the government and control some powerful ministries, and yet it continues to mine and burn coal on an unprecedented scale in Western Europe. Quite filthy coal, to be honest....

What can the United Kingdom learn from the ‘Eiffel Tower’ of garbage burning in Copenhagen?

Creative Media NewsFriday, 17 June 2022, 23:000

In this Danish vision of a greener future, it appears that power plants can be reimagined: they will no longer be dirty, unsightly, and polluting eyesores. A fellow skier on the roof tells me, “It’s a monument, similar to the Eiffel Tower, which is absurd because it’s literally trash!” I am attempting to ski down...

Emissions: Australia will “meet and exceed” reduced emission targets, according to Scott Morrison.

Creative Media NewsFriday, 17 June 2022, 22:000

Boris Johnson stated that Australia’s commitment to net zero emissions by 2050 was “heroic.” The prime minister of the United Kingdom, who will host the COP26 climate summit, acknowledged Australia’s reliance on coal and natural gas and stated that achieving low emission targets would be “extremely challenging” for Australia and its government. Scott Morrison, the...

As the final day of COP26 climate change negotiations approaches, “a monumental challenge awaits.”

Creative Media NewsFriday, 17 June 2022, 21:000

The final scheduled day of the COP26 climate talks has begun, with the summit’s president warning that “a monumental challenge lies ahead.” The talks are scheduled to conclude on Friday at 6:00 p.m., but they may run longer if negotiators are under pressure to resolve issues about finance for poorer countries, calls for accelerating the...

A volcano in Indonesia erupts multiple times and emits hot clouds, forcing 250 residents to flee.

Creative Media NewsFriday, 17 June 2022, 20:000

At least seven times on Thursday, just before and after midnight, the volcano on the densely populated island of Java released clouds of hot ash. Mount Merapi in Indonesia erupted and spewed hot clouds, leaving a blanket of ash over nearby villages and towns, forcing about 250 residents to flee. Abdul Muhari, the spokesman for...

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