Dana is a reporter and Travel Tomorrow's Associate Editor. She graduated in Political Science and International Relations. She moved to Brussels from Romania for her studies and Mont des Arts made her fall in love with the city and remain here. She loves animals, especially dogs, and everything food related, but dessert most of all.
Google has long been working on promoting sustainable travel for its users. In 2021, it debuted a feature on Maps allowing travellers to sort their routes […]
The river Seine in Paris is too polluted to safely welcome Olympic swimming events, according to research published by an international environmental group. Pollution of faecal […]
Fewer than 60 companies are responsible for 80% of worldwide carbon dioxide emissions since 2016, researchers have found. Worse still, those companies have increased, not decreased, […]
The Earth’s human population is generating a huge and growing volume of electronic waste every year, posing a pollution risk and squandering recyclable natural resources, according […]
Swiss technology company IQAir has been monitoring air quality around the world for several years. They have just released the 6th Annual World Air Quality Report, […]
On 15 March, the European Parliament and Council reached a provisional agreement on an update of the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR). While the […]
The UAE has been using cloud seeding technology to influence rainfall since the 1990s. Cloud seeding involves tracking clouds and triggering them to release rain. But […]
Water shortages in drought-stricken Morocco are taking their toll on the country’s iconic hammams. The beloved public baths have been a tradition in Morocco for hundreds […]
New research by a team of scientists at NASA and the University of Columbia, USA, suggests that volcanic super eruptions, like the one that formed the […]
As ski resorts around the world continue to face the effects of climate change on the beloved mountain sport and on their economies, Sweden may present […]
Drought, deforestation and climate disruption could lead the Amazon rainforest to reach a tipping point by 2050, inducing large-scale collapse, new research has shown. The study […]
The world’s oceans are more crowded and busy than previously thought, according to a new study by Global Fishing Watch, published in Nature journal. New deep […]
Abraham Lincoln led the US through the Civil preserved and strengthened the Union, and ended slavery. In 1864, in a letter to then-Secretary of War Edward […]