UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee has issued its strongest decision yet about climate change, acknowledging the worldwide threat posed to many World Heritage properties.
A better understanding of human behaviour, combined with new technologies like blockchain, can help us to lessen our impact on the environment. Here's how.
This article originally appeared in Handelsblatt and Les Echos.
Spotless streets have become a cornerstone of Japanese society, with one town becoming a zero-waste tourist attraction.
India’s massive diesel-guzzling railway network is getting serious about its experiments with solar
Concrete surfaces can remove sulfur dioxide from the air, according to new research.
Analyzing Greenland’s past temperatures will aid scientists in assessing how quickly the island’s vast ice sheet is melting, new research suggests.
The European energy market is going through a significant transformation. Ukraine will play a central role in the region's energy future. Here's why.
New species are coming into existence faster than ever thanks to humans.
Also in our round-up of top articles from the past seven days: Africa's manufacturing renaissance and the limitations of blockchain.
The current combination of adversity and initiative will bring about much-needed transformation to the region.
Icebergs breaking off Antarctica, even massive ones, do not typically concern glaciologists. But the impending birth of a new massive iceberg could be more of a problem.
Research analysts at Morgan Stanley believe that renewable energy like solar and wind power are hurtling towards a level of ubiquity where not even politics can hinder them.
China has starting building solar farms in the shape of giant pandas.
A lack of water security is wreaking havoc for communities and the natural world - how can we conceive of solutions large enough to tackle this global problem?
