South African Hotels Are Getting Serious About Water — And It's Changing How They Run
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Sydney's White Bay Set to Become Australia's First Shore-powered Cruise Terminal
Sydney's White Bay is becoming Australia's first shore-powered cruise terminal, cutting 4000 tonnes of emissio...
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Antalya gears up for COP31: what the UN climate summit means for travellers to Türkiye
COP31 lands in Antalya this November. What the UN climate summit means for Türkiye, zero waste, climate financ...
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The Colorado River Now Ends 100 Miles Short of the Sea — a Photographer Explains Why
The Colorado River stops 100 miles short of the sea. Photographer Pete McBride explains the crisis — and what...
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Viking Astrea floats out as the line's second hydrogen-capable cruise ship
Viking Astrea has floated out in Italy as Viking's second hydrogen-capable, zero-emission ocean ship, sailing...
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Sea to Summit's Meridian and Talus duffles survived an Everest Base Camp shakedown
Australian Geographic tests Sea to Summit's Meridian and Talus duffles — recycled-windscreen waterproofing, Ev...
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Maldives round-up: Green Globe wins, island Halloween, solo month and Golden Week plans
Five Aitken Spence resorts earn Green Globe certification with rising scores, plus Halloween at Reethi Faru, N...
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Kuda Villingili earns third straight Green Globe certification — and its coral planting sessions are open to guests
Kuda Villingili Maldives earns a third consecutive Green Globe certification, with solar power, composting, ze...
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Estonian designers are turning landfill into luxury — and Toronto got a first look
From mycelium lampshades to leaf-fibre yarn, Estonian circular design shown at Toronto's KESKfEST — and why Ta...
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Istanbul's dams dip below 40% — what the water shortage means for visitors
Istanbul dam levels fell to 38% in September — the third sub-40% reading in a decade. What the water shortage...
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Samsø's Next Green Act: A Man-Made Reef Bringing Fish Back to Denmark's Carbon-Negative Island
Denmark's Samsø built BARREEF, an artificial reef near Ballen from 6,000 tonnes of Norwegian granite waste — a...
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Santnerpass Hut: the steel-clad Dolomites refuge that looks like a Bond villain's lair
Santnerpass Hut in the Dolomites: a steel-clad, solar-heated refuge at 2,734m with vegetarian dinners, via fer...
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