What is the troposphere and how is climate change affecting it?
Research has found that around 80% of the increase in the temperature of the troposphere since 2000 was due to warming caused by humans.
How can indigenous knowledge help us create sustainable food systems?
This is an exploration of how indigenous food systems differ from industrial ones and how we can use these ideas to build sustainability within farming.
Climate change is destroying ancient rock art
Indigenous rock art in Australia and around the world is fading away rapidly due to climate change. The effects are irreversible and action must be fast.
Renewables rising, mushroom maps and ESG Book: Everything to know about the environment this week
Top stories: UN appeals for record $41 billion to end famine; new environment, social and governance platform, ESG Book, launched; renewables to account for 95% of increase in power capac...
What is climate intelligence – and how can it help address climate change?
US companies are not yet called to report their exposure to climate risk – but the rapidly advancing field of climate intelligence makes that increasingly feasible
Around the world, these are just some of the cities at risk of rising sea levels
Rising sea levels pose a significant threat to major coastal cities - even if we could halt global warming.
The space AI keeping tabs on COP26 carbon pledges
How do we know that measures to reduce carbon and protect the environment really work? Satellites and artificial intelligence may be the answer.
What are nature-based solutions and how can they be harnessed to tackle climate change?
Nature-based solutions help protect and restore ecosystems to address socio-environmental issues but can policymakers do more to unlock their potential?
From pledges to action: What’s next for COP26 corporate commitments
The key climate priorities to be addressed by governing bodies and businesses includes deforestation, non-renewable energy and focusing on net-zero.
Wildfires could be pumping 3x more soot to the Arctic than previously thought, new study finds
Evidence suggests that wildfires could be accelerating rising temperatures in the Arctic, which is warming three times faster than the global average.
How the Greenland ice sheet fared in 2021
The Greenland ice sheet lost around 166bn tonnes of ice over 12 months, making it the 25th year in a row where Greenland has lost more ice than it gained.
4 experts on sustainable mass timber and the green future of building
Climate-friendly mass timber is competing with concrete and steel. It could be key to cutting carbon emissions from buildings.