What the Western US megadrought tells us about climate change
A megadrought has left parts of the Western United States facing their driest ever year, with 95% facing some form of abnormally dry or drought conditions.
Here's how natural climate solutions and carbon finance can tackle nature loss and climate change
Investing in natural climate solutions with carbon credits can help states meet their commitments to reduce greenhouse emissions.
Why an international treaty for the high seas is crucial to biodiversity
An international treaty is needed to help protect the high seas, an area teeming with marine life, yet prone to overfishing and other man-made problems.
5 top global priorities for 2022, according to women leaders at Davos
What are the biggest challenges facing the world today – and how can we tackle them? Women leaders shared their thoughts at Davos.
Don't Look Up
Oscar-winning filmmaker Adam McKay tells us how angst about climate change compelled him to make Don’t Look Up, an epic comedy disaster movie about humanity’s failure to tackle an existen...
Singapore's methodical approach to becoming a net-zero city
Singapore has a tried-and-tested attitude to innovation, and its plans to become a net-zero city are no different. Four case studies show how it works
Fuel of the future: How to realize the potential of hydrogen
Proponents argue that hydrogen could end our dependence on fossil fuels, by reducing CO2 emissions. But is it really the ultimate decarbonization solution?
These seals are collecting data for Japanese researchers under Antarctic ice
Japanese researchers have placed a monitoring device on the heads of Weddell seals to survey the waters in Antarctica, and collect observational data.
Keeping the lights on in Texas – is renewable energy the answer?
Blackouts would end for good if the US switched to 100% wind, water and solar energy, according to a Stanford University study. And that’s not the only benefit.
Climate change and science denial hit Hollywood like a comet in 'Don't Look Up'. Creator Adam Mckay on Radio Davos
"Don't Look Up" director Adam McKay tells Radio Davos why he used comedy and a comet to talk about climate change.
Are 'solar canals' the answer to California's megadrought?
The western United States is thought to be in its worst megadrought for 1,200 years. Can a new project to put solar panels over canals turn things around?
Here's how climate change affects our ability to harness fresh water
Large shifts in the water cycle mean that dry areas become drier, and wet areas become wetter - meaning more droughts and extreme flooding, warn scientists.