Andy Corbley is a Senior Editor at various platforms including Knowledia, Antiwar.com, NewsBreak, T-SPAN, and Good News Network. He focuses on themes such as animal care, animal rights, and environmental issues, covering topics like animal rescue and rehabilitation, ecology, and climate change. Andy's work has been featured in multiple outlets, showcasing his commitment to raising awareness about animal welfare and environmental conservation.
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Andy Corbley focuses on a wide range of human interest stories, including scientific breakthroughs, heartwarming animal tales, and positive community initiatives. His articles often cite data or press releases to provide factual support for the reported events.
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By: Andy Corbley
A new ‘fridge free' production method for vaccines could create far more reliable immunizations for low and middle income countries, as well as cut back on waste. Currently, it's estimated that a large percentage of all vaccine doses are thrown out because the “cold chain,” a strict process of temperature controlled storage from the moment […]
By: Andy Corbley
Rosella spider orchids take years to flower for first time – Supplied by Andie Dittman / Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria
By: Andy Corbley
There are many orchids at risk of extinction in Australia alone, few more than this rosella spider orchid. Thanks to a dedicated team of volunteers however, the Royal Botanic Gardens in Victoria actually possess a nursery with twice as many orchids as were estimated to exist in the wild when they started, providing a stable […]
By: Andy Corbley
Already, a pilot plant in East Vancouver is producing around 400 pounds of the so-called wood foam every day.
By: Andy Corbley
The University of British Columbia has taken low value timber waste and turned it into “wood foam” to replace plastic in packaging. With one of the largest timber industries in the world, the innovation clears two hurdles in one leap: cutting back on polluting, long-lived plastics, and utilizing a waste product from an already existing […]
By: Andy Corbley
Pakistan has created a wildlife sanctuary along 123 miles of the Indus River where it's estimated 440 of these extraordinary freshwater cetaceans live. The endangered Indus River Dolphin has seen large declines in the amount of river it's able to access as Pakistan's economic growth drove river infrastructure projects like dams and irrigation canals. Some […]
By: Andy Corbley
It takes a village to raise a child they say. Well a story comes to us now from Alert Bay in British Columbia, where it took a village to save one.
It takes a village to raise a child they say. Well a story comes to us now from Alert Bay in British Columbia, where it took a village to save one. It was a retired logger and fisherman named Gordon Mellish who first rescued three baby otters, having been told by a neighbor on the […]
By: Andy Corbley
So far, 'Dax' is on the ground in Bangor, Maine; Hoboken, New Jersey; Hollister, California; Tyler, Texas; and Hilton Head, South Carolina.
By: Andy Corbley
Citizens across the nation have reported strange figures on city sidewalks. They're white, short, and inhuman. But this unidentified rolling object comes in peace. His name is Dax, and he's here to help. This summer saw the curbside debut of the Daxbot in cities around the US, developed by an Oregon-based robotics firm for the […]
