Es ist alles nicht so schlimm, wie es manchmal scheint.

Ab September 2027 gelten an Schulen in England strengere Vorgaben fuer Mahlzeiten: Frittieren wird verboten, verarbeitete Fleischprodukte und gesuesste Desserts werden begrenzt, und Fruehstuecksclubs erhalten erstmals eigene Naehrstoffregeln. Pilotversuche zeigen jedoch Kosten- und Akzeptanzprobleme.

England verschärft die Regeln für Schulessen ab 2027

England verschärft die Regeln für Schulessen ab 2027

15. September 2026

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England verschärft die Regeln für Schulessen ab 2027

24. April 2026

Wählen verlängert das Leben älterer Menschen, zeigt eine Studie

A University of Pennsylvania study tracked older adults who voted in the 2008 U.S. presidential election and found they had a significantly reduced risk of dying over the following 5, 10, and 15 years, with those in poorer health benefiting most. The effect held whether people voted in person or by mail, regardless of who they voted for.

24. April 2026

Schwedens Kleidertausch verwandelt Modewaste in eine Bewegung

Since 2010, Sweden has held annual clothing swap events organized by the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, with on-site tailors that help repair and fit clothes on the spot. By now, they are a nationwide movement. Last year alone, 140,000 people attended 140 events and took home over 44,000 pre-owned items.

24. April 2026

30 Minuten Sauna aktivieren infektionsbekämpfende Immunzellen

Finnish research shows that a single 30-minute sauna session increases the number of white blood cells circulating in the bloodstream, quickly mobilizing the body's defenses and keeping the immune system alert. The effect mirrors the immune response triggered by exercise.

24. April 2026

Rekord: 372 Buckelwale in nur zwei Tagen vor Südafrika gesichtet

Wildlife photographers Monique and Chris Fallows identified 372 individual humpback whales off South Africa's west coast over just two days last December — most of them never photographed before. Southern Hemisphere populations have grown by up to 12% per year since the whaling moratorium. Scientists say: "This is a population rebounding."

24. April 2026

Berliner Zoo bietet massgeschneiderte Führungen für Menschen mit Demenz

Cultural institutions worldwide are adding barrier-free tours — sign-language guides, touch-based events, autism-friendly programs — and now dementia-specific visits. In Berlin, slow-paced small-group tours are offered at the zoo, the Museum of Natural History, and Charlottenburg Palace, keeping them calm, focused, and sensory-rich.

24. April 2026

Moringasamen filtern Mikroplastik aus Trinkwasser

Brazilian researchers have shown that a saline extract from moringa seeds — a plant native to India and common across the tropics — removes microplastics from water as effectively as aluminum sulfate, the chemical widely used in treatment plants. In alkaline water, moringa performed even better, and the extract can be prepared at home, making it a viable solution for rural communities worldwide.

22. April 2026

Spaziergänge im Regen heben Stimmung und fördern geistige Klarheit

New insights show that spending time outdoors in the rain can lift mood and support brain function. Cooler air, sensory stimulation and a break from routine help boost alertness, while natural light and movement contribute to improved mental clarity and emotional balance.

22. April 2026

Frankreich übernimmt Kosten für wiederverwendbare Menstruationsprodukte

France is set to reimburse reusable menstrual products for young women, making sustainable options like menstrual cups and washable pads more accessible. The nationwide measure aims to reduce costs, cut waste, and support menstrual health, with reimbursements expected through the public healthcare system.

22. April 2026

Elektroautos gewinnen in Europa weiter an Bedeutung

Recent data shows EV demand continuing to grow in mainland Europe. In March alone, 224,000 new EVs were registered, while petrol car sales declined, reflecting a steady transition toward cleaner transport. Expanding charging networks, policy support, and falling battery costs are helping more drivers switch.

22. April 2026

Aspirin könnte Ausbreitung von Krebs bremsen, zeigt Studie

New research indicates that aspirin helps the immune system target and limit the spread of certain cancers. Scientists found it can interfere with mechanisms tumors use to evade immune attack, pointing to a widely available drug as a potential low-budget addition to future cancer treatments.

22. April 2026

Entschied: Ungarn verstösst mit LGBTQ-Gesetz gegen EU-Rechte

Europe’s top court has ruled that Hungary’s 2021 law restricting LGBTQ-related content violates EU law, marking a clear legal stance on equal rights across the bloc. The decision strengthens protections for LGBTQ people and sets a precedent for how member states must uphold fundamental freedoms.

22. April 2026

Neue „Gasbatterie“ wandelt Luftverschmutzung in Strom um

Carbon capture, utilization, and storage technologies have gained attention, but existing systems typically require substantial energy input. A fundamentally new mechanism overcomes this limitation by directly converting the physicochemical energy generated during gas adsorption into electricity, storing energy in the process.

20. April 2026

Solaranlagen ermöglichen Tomatenanbau mit weniger Wasser

Using agrovoltaic systems and reduced irrigation, the approach lowers water use while maintaining efficient yields. Solar panels reduce evaporation by providing shade, and help plants cope with heat, allowing land to produce both food and clean energy at the same time.

20. April 2026

Liverpool FC erhält globale Zertifizierung für nachhaltige Ernährung

From plant-based menu options to cutting food waste across stadium operations, the club is embedding sustainability into matchday experiences. The milestone highlights how major sports organizations can influence supply chains and inspire fans worldwide through everyday choices around food.

20. April 2026

Brasilien eröffnet Zentrum zum Schutz seltener Löwenäffchen

A new initiative is supporting the recovery of endangered golden-headed lion tamarins by combining veterinary treatment in a rehabilitation center, habitat restoration, and long-term monitoring, strengthening conservation efforts for a species found only in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, which is increasingly affected by human activity.

20. April 2026

Pottwale nutzen Klicklaute mit erstaunlich komplexer Struktur

Off Dominica in the Caribbean, scientists studying nearly 4,000 sperm whale codas found the animals combine click patterns in ways strikingly similar to human speech. Their “vowel-like” sounds shift in tone and timing, creating rich structures that may carry meaning — a major step toward understanding one of Earth’s most social species.

20. April 2026

Befürchteter Kohleboom bleibt aus während Energiewende weiter voranschreitet

New electricity data shows no global surge in coal use despite recent energy pressures.Seaborne coal trade fell 3% to its lowest level since 2021, while total fossil fuel power declined 1% year on year. With gas generation also down 4%, the figures point to a steady transition as cleaner energy continues to expand across major economies.

20. April 2026

Louis Vuitton zeigt pflanzenbasierten Pelz in Paris