
These are the 7 actions we need to take to get back on track to limit global warming to 1.5°C
Cutting coal power generation, using more public transport and eating less meat would help.
Cutting coal power generation, using more public transport and eating less meat would help.
Even though the chances of dying from cancer in the US are less than previously, black people are the most susceptible to dying due to disadvantage.
A free-tree scheme in the Netherlands is proving to be a sustainable success
Dogs, cats and other animals provided crucial companionship during lockdowns, with many people looking to adopt new pets.
Our global food production and distribution system is wasteful, unequal and unsustainable. Industry experts explain the problem and some of the solutions.
Beyond the immediate and visible damage caused to sea life, oil spills continue to affect marine life and the environment for years. Here’s what you need to know.
In La Mojana, local wetlands are being restored through a series of community initiatives.
Quality journalism has been key in tackling misinformation about COVID-19. Journalists from around the world explain what it’s been like covering the pandemic.
Do I need both doses? Am I protected against variants? The World Health Organization responds to your coronavirus vaccine queries in a video.
As millions of people across the globe self-isolate to reduce the spread of COVID-19, life does continue... From marriage proposals to remote baking, these images capture the new normal.
From ballet dancers in deserted streets to paper cut-outs of customers in cafés, these pictures show how COVID-19 is affecting the globe.
The US movie industry still gets all the limelight – but there are buzzing production hubs around the globe.
Lake Chad has shrunk to a tenth its size, with climate change one of the factors. This has a huge impact on the lives of people dependent on it for food and water. A local explains.
Wasted food is a huge emitter of greenhouse gases: Toronto’s green energy scheme is trying to close the loop.
Hackers are capitalizing on the convenience of public USB charging points to introduce malware to mobile phones.