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Mother of Switzerland’s first wolf pack is still alive

This content was published on Jan 6, 2023 The female wolf that started the first pack in Switzerland since these animals returned is still alive and at least 12 years old.

Trees bear witness to environmental pollution, Swiss study finds

This content was published on Jan 6, 2023 Trees absorb tiny metal particles from the air and soil and store them in their wood, new Swiss research has found.

Can a West African cocoa cartel rise from the ashes?

This content was published on Jan 6, 2023 Ghana and Ivory Coast tried to raise cocoa bean prices but were derailed by the Covid-19 pandemic. They’re now trying to claw back lost ground.

A cocoa pod, a chocolate and a bag of money

How the humble cocoa bean gets turned into chocolate and money

This content was published on Jan 6, 2023 The chocolate supply chain has many intermediaries from bean to bar. Those at the bottom get the least but it doesn't have to be this way.

Switzerland Today

This content was published on Jan 5, 2023 In the news: drones, pigeons, and bankruptcies.

Bernese imam resigns after forced marriages scandal

This content was published on Jan 5, 2023 Mustafa Memeti, responsible for the mosque in the Swiss capital’s House of Religions, has announced he will stand down at the end of April.

Grazing cows emit less nitrous oxide than assumed

This content was published on Jan 5, 2023 Grazing cows emit less environmentally harmful nitrous oxide than previously thought, according to Swiss researchers.

Addiction experts warn of shortage of methadone tablets

This content was published on Jan 5, 2023 The Swiss Society of Addiction Medicine (SSAM) has warned of a possible shortage of methadone tablets in the coming weeks.

Glencore shareholders demand more clarity on coal plans

This content was published on Jan 5, 2023 Glencore investors are forcing greater disclosure on its coal production plans, as the company faces questions over its climate impact.

New Swiss regulations on drones spark influx of applications

This content was published on Jan 5, 2023 Since the announcement of new regulations for drones just over a month ago, 10,000 pilots have already registered with Swiss authorities.

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