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The International Energy Agency's World Energy Investment 2019 report shows that there was little movement in the world's overall investment in renewables last year.
The world's second most populous country is now spending more on renewables than fossil fuels.
From obesity and heart disease in women to research spending, here are five health-related facts ahead of this year’s World Health Assembly.
The Faroe Islands shut many of its popular sites and invited 100 volunteers to spend a weekend repairing them.
We create a staggering amount of waste each year − and low-income nations are at the sharp end of the problem, says a new report.
A new report from WWF and Global Footprint Network shows that Europeans account for a fifth of humanity's footprint.
The UK capital is planting a wildflower-rich highway to support pollinating insects, whose numbers are plummeting.
Customers can monitor the impact of their shopping basket on the environment.
In the United States, 84% of parents and 86% of teachers think climate change should be taught at schools.
Across the globe, it’s getting harder for journalists to work without fear of reprisal.
An artificial intelligence system pooled the rules of 400 sports to conceive Speedgate.
Intra-EU trading brings in the most business for member states.
Following a tsunami in 2011, the town of Onagawa was almost obliterated by the full force of the disaster with nearly 70% of its buildings. Now, it faces a new challenge.
Relying on a narrow band of plants and animals for our food is limiting diversity and creating problems for the future.
Thailand created a successful universal healthcare system others can learn from.
