Columnist Shannon Brennan writes that we must continue to plant trees, shrubs and flowers to help contain the carbon level.

Global Warming Images / WWF What we eat has changed the planet ... it is clear we need to rebalance our diets by prioritising plants and moderating our intake of animal products. 75% of the world’s ...

While most often its animals that consume plants, the opposite is true in a unique group of plants classified as carnivorous. Reference to the latter often conjures up images from movies of some ...

They only eat plants. Animals need to eat so they can stay alive because food is the main source of energy for all animals. Different animals eat different types of food. We can group animals ...

From what we eat to how many children we decide to have, there’s a lot we can do to “choose wild” and reduce our environmental footprint to leave more room for wild animals and plants. Our individual ...

Animals are living things. This means that they need to get nutrition so that they can stay alive. While plants get their nutrition through their roots from the soil they are planted in, animals ...

Researchers found that what we eat shapes the gut microbiome ... The researchers say that suggests that, regardless of the type of diet, eating more plant-based foods and less animal-based foods, ...

Woodrats survive on toxic creosote plants by copying detox genes, producing more enzymes to break down plant toxins and avoid ...

75% of the world’s food supply comes from just twelve plants and five animal species! This lack of variety causes the soil to deteriorate and damages living ecosystems. Diversifying what we eat ...