These solar sails are powering a cruise ship
The cruise ship industry is at an all-time high with millions of passengers booking trips every year, but is it a sustainable way to...
Carbon Loophole: Why Is Wood Burning Counted as Green Energy?
It was once one of Europe’s largest coal-burning power stations. Now, after replacing coal in its boilers with wood pellets shipped from...
Online shopping is terrible for the environment. It doesn’t have to be.
Given the date, it’s a near-certainty that a package marking one holiday or another has already landed on your doorstep, and that others...
Why healthy soils and forests are key to climate protection and prosperity
What does the politics of how we use land have to do with climate change? And with poverty, conflict and migration? These are the...
These two countries are asking the rest of the world to stop using coal
The UK and Canada have come together to launch an international partnership, in the hopes of advancing efforts to transition away from...
Devastating climate change could lead to 1m migrants a year entering EU by 2100
Climate change will drive a huge increase in the number of migrants seeking asylum in Europe if current trends continue, according to a...
Climate-driven migration in Africa
Europe is underestimating the primary cause of migration from sub-saharan Africa: climate change. Environmental changes have a...
MEET PHILIPPE UNDJI YANGYA, A CONGOLESE ENVIRONMENTALIST FIGHTING FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE
Philippe Undji Yangya is a respected Climate Leader from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and a specialist in rural development....
Here’s What Oil Drilling Looks Like in the Arctic Refuge, 30 Years Later
These satellite images of a small part of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge show the site of what, so far, is the only oil well ever...
Losing the wilderness: a 10th has gone since 1992 – and gone for good
The world’s last great wildernesses are shrinking at an alarming rate. In the past two decades, 10% of the earth’s wilderness has been...