Eric Roston

New maps and analyses of carbon-rich regions could direct post-Glasgow funds where they’ll do the most good.

More than 5 billion mobile connections and 3.6 billion social media accounts may add up to existential risk.

Destruction of the world’s forests increased last year even as pandemic shutdowns curbed economic growth, adding more pressure on nations and business trying to cut carbon emissions.

Global analysis finds that development, overfishing, and pollution have made rivers dramatically different habitats than they were 200 years ago. 

Discussions about how to fight climate change almost always conclude with a lament over the “lack of political will.” It’s as if the roadblock preventing these clean-tech visions and white-paper…