As advertising disappears amid the coronavirus downturn, radio stations helping farmers adapt to climate shifts could disappear
KANGEMA, Kenya, Aug 6 - In these hills a two-hour drive north of…
Royal Borough of Greenwich unveil new generation of eco homes that will tackle both the housing crisis and the climate emergency.
Tenants have begun moving into the first of a new generation of…
Our present course puts humans on track to be among the species that expire in Earth's ongoing sixth mass extinction. In my conversations with thoughtful people, I am finding increasing acceptance of…
I study the Arctic. The decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accord is reprehensible – but we can’t give up hope.
When you stand facing an exposed edge of permafrost, you can feel it from a…
Across the UK, once thriving waterways are being wiped out by farming and water companies.
You can judge the state of a nation by the state of its rivers. Pollution is the physical expression of…
Just 15 years from now, the Arctic Ocean may be functionally ice-free for part of the year, a new study has found. Research published Monday in the journal Nature Climate Change projects that due to…
The tiny island nation of Mauritius, known for its turquoise waters, vibrant corals and diverse ecosystem, is in the midst of an environmental catastrophe after a Japanese cargo ship struck a reef…
Narendra Modi’s dream of a ‘self-reliant India’ comes at a terrible price for its indigenous population.
Over the past decade, Umeshwar Singh Amra has witnessed his homeland descend into a…
UK volunteers have seen a "massive" rise in the amount of single use masks discarded on beaches, high streets, canals and rivers.
Single use personal protective equipment (PPE) is significantly…
The Indian Ocean island nation of Mauritius is on the brink of an environmental catastrophe after a bulk carrier struck a coral reef off its coast in late July, an accident that has led to a large…
Red flags for investors - risks for Enchant Energy’s initiative in New Mexico and Project Tundra in North Dakota.
August 3, 2020 (IEEFA) — A research brief published today by the Institute for…
Democrats in the House and Senate on Tuesday introduced sweeping legislation that would ban some of the most toxic pesticides currently in use in the U.S.
A team of researchers, designers, policy experts and educators at two of Imperial’s Global Institutesare transforming our understanding of how the challenges affecting our planet also affect our…
The Australian government has announced a A$190 million (US$130 million)investment in the nation's first Recycling Modernization Fund, with the aim of transforming the country's waste and recycling…
Individual acts alone won’t stop the climate crisis, but there are things we can do. We asked experts what they do in their daily lives to make a difference.
As the climate crisis intensifies,…
Rats and bats that host pandemic pathogens like Covid-19 increase in damaged ecosystems, analysis shows.
The human destruction of natural ecosystems increases the numbers of rats, bats and other…
Fibreglass fuelled a boating boom. But now dumped and ageing craft are breaking up, releasing toxins and microplastics across the world.
Where do old boats go to die? The cynical answer is they are…
A new study gives a first look at the presence and potential effects of plastics and new forms of synthetic chemicals in stranded dolphins and whales along the coast of the southeastern U.S.
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