New research has shown that plants and animals that only live in one region - know as 'endemic species' - will be more adversely afffected by climate change.
The rise of online shopping is generating ever more deliveries. Now these Dutch cities are making van drivers go green by banning fossil-fuel vehicles.
Brazil, Indonesia, Madagascar and Colombia are the most likely places to find new types of mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians, according to a Yale University study.
Fires in the Amazon and the drying out of seasonally flooded forests release large amounts of methane and nitrous oxide, which are more harmful than CO2.
From medicines to helping us de-stress, there are plenty of reasons our natural world is vital for our health and wellbeing, as a psychologist explains.
From algorithms and AI to drones and data, here are some of the innovative solutions being deployed to slow the annual global loss of 15 billion trees.
A visionary project to restore degraded land in Africa’s Sahel belt to boost jobs, food security and battle climate change has received new funding.
New Zealand company Mint Innovation is using microbes to extract valuable metals like gold from powdered electronic waste.
Air conditioning usage is rising as the planet warms and economies and populations of the hottest regions are growing. An expert explains what it means.
The Baltimore Wood Project reclaims wood from empty properties to create a circular economy - repurposing material, reducing landfill waste and providing much-needed jobs.
While Australia's natural rainfall patterns are highly variable, climate change is expected to make flooding disasters more frequent and more extreme.
Cutting carbon emissions from energy, transport and construction in cities would bring jobs and savings, as well as curb climate change, a new report says.
Entrepreneur Ankit Agarwal’s Phool.co (flower) removes floral waste from the Ganges to recycle it.
Increased food security will alleviate global hunger, and support progress in health, education, and political stability.
1.6 billion people rely on vital forest ecosystems for their livelihoods, but they continue to be destroyed at alarming rates.
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