In order to protect its fishing and logging communities, Kenya is issuing ID cards to individuals to curb illegal fishing and destruction of forests.
A city that was once on its knees has become a model for successful urban transformation.
New York will build 400 km of new bike lanes in order to break the city’s car culture and make life safer for cyclists and pedestrians.
City officials said the tide peaked at 187cm on Tuesday night, just short of the record 194cm set in 1966.
The Dutch capital is trying to catch and collect plastic waste near the source.
Is paying people to have babies the answer to declining populations?
An ambitious renewable-energy project in Seoul will fit solar panels to 1 million households and every public building.
The ongoing wildfires in California are the largest the state has ever suffered, and costs are soaring.
Could China's steps towards greater regulation of personal data collection by apps and internet companies contribute to a global legal framework?
Illegal fishing undermines economic development, national security, food security and human rights – and nowhere is this more starkly evident than in the Pacific.
The link between climate change and drought has been long debated in Australia. So what is the real relationship between them?
Authorities have declared a state of emergency across large areas of Australia's east coast.
Towns were evacuated and hundreds of residents told to flee as a record number of emergency-level bushfires raged across two Australian states.
Government subsidies are helping solve some of the challenges that remain in bringing hydrogen mainstream.
Technology, legislation, corporate incentives to customers and changes to the supply chain can all help reduce the use of single-use plastic in MENA.
