This Danish region has a 3-step plan to reach net-zero
Sonderborg, a municipality in the south of Denmark has ambitious net-zero plans, and its approach could offer lessons to the world in decarbonizing.
This is how record-breaking temperatures in the Mediterranean will affect sea life
The Mediterranean Sea has seen record-breaking temperatures this summer. Here a Professor of Marine Zoology explains the potential impact on ocean life.
Carbon neutral and net zero – what do they mean?
Carbon neutral and net zero refer to different actions that are essential to combat climate change. Net zero is broader and covers more than just carbon.
'Off the charts': Glaciers in Europe are melting much faster than ever before
Extreme heat waves are transforming the mountain landscape in the Alps, impacting route and trail safety for mountaineers and forcing ski resorts to close.
8 ways the world is adapting to rising sea levels
From China to Senegal, countries are coming up with innovations including 'floating' and 'sponge' cities, to adapt to climate change and protect people and property from flooding.
China on drought alert - and other environment stories you need to read this week
Top environment stories: China issues national drought alert; torrential rain in New Zealand; Australia to play catch-up on electric vehicles.
Why the US Inflation Reduction Act is an important step in the transition to clean energy
Not only will the Inflation Reduction Act help clean up the US environment, but it should also positively impact the rest of the world.
5 unexpected impacts of drought in Europe
From nuclear power plants that can't be cooled to unexploded WW2 bombs discovered on riverbeds, drought means more than just a water shortage.
Discover how sweltering urban heat islands are being cooled down
Urban heat islands often develop in cities that are hotter than the surrounding areas. Discover how Singapore has cooled down its heat islands and cities.
Which European capitals have the most green space? 5 climate change stories to read this week
From climate change making diseases more infectious to droughts getting worse around the world, here are some of this week's top climate change stories.
Why are wildfires getting worse and what can be done to stop them?
Wildfires are becoming more widespread and burning around twice as much tree cover than 20 years ago, according to new data from Global Forest Watch.
In Afghanistan, a wrenching choice between drought and migration
Drought conditions are hitting harvests and food security across Afghanistan. With most aid having been frozen since the Taliban takeover, many people are considering their future.