More and more studies emphasize the importance of eating fruit. However, the leaf of one fruit may be able to prevent both heart disease and Alzheimer's.

Fu Forest, Fuzhou, China. Credit: 之乎 / CC BY-SA 4.0 A new study from China utilized laser drones to count and map the country’s forest coverage, estimating more than 142.6 billion trees. This estimate ...

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A new study from China utilized laser drones to count and map the country's forest coverage, estimating more than 142.6 billion trees. This estimate indicates approximately 100 trees for every person ...

"It was an exciting opportunity for us to work with organizations and communities all across the country to plant trees in communities, to create jobs, to create economic benefits, to create ...

China's Ninth National Forest Resources Inventory counted an average of 426 trees per acre (1,052 trees/hectare) across the country in 2019, which is much higher than the new study's estimate of ...

The world’s happiest country has managed to keep its No. 1 ranking for eight years running. The picture in the United States isn’t so rosy. While Finland once again tops the World Happiness ...

We would be happier if it all disappeared overnight. When I first came to live in Finland as an English teacher in the 1980s, the country was a remote and unknown quantity, quietly tucked away ...

A Grade II listed, detached manor house in Garboldisham, near Diss, is up for sale for £950,000. The Manor House, which was built in around 1876, was designed by renowned architect George Gilbert ...

Together with the oceans, they are one of the two most important carbon sinks, due to their capacity to store carbon in the soil and in tree biomass. As such, promoting fast-growing trees could ...

Today, Gallup unveiled its 2025 World Happiness Report, which shared the happiest countries on Earth and, more importantly, what makes them so happy anyway. For the eighth consecutive year ...