'Magical’ coral spawning is a sign of hope for the Great Barrier Reef
Corals off the coast of Queensland are regenerating after years of bleaching, giving scientists hope.
Tropical deforestation could increase risk of heat-related deaths
A new study shows that outdoor workers in the world's lower-latitude tropical forests may face health risks relating to deforestation and climate change.
Climate change: 3 natural wonders that could disappear
From Australia’s Great Barrier Reef to California’s Sequoias, climate change is threatening some of the planet’s greatest natural wonders.
This global directory can help give your old furniture a second chance
Swedish furniture brand Massproductions hopes to minimize the climate impact of furniture waste by revitalizing old furniture with local upholsters.
COP26: The world has seen more progress on climate change than you think
COP26 saw rules clarified, more finance, especially for adaptation, greater clarity on long-term goals and the treatment of climate-related loss and damage.
Why local action is key in the fight against climate change
Experts from the World Bank explain why development finance should be linked to climate action to protect the world's poorest - and tackle climate change.
How can we reduce the impact of climate disasters?
We can do more today to increase preparedness, reduce impacts, and support a resilient recovery around climate disasters, says the President of the World Bank.
Your secondhand clothes might not be as sustainable as you think they are. Here's why
Research indicates the best secondhand clothing sales strategy for the environment and business depends on the brand and the item's quality and material.
Climate change: How wildfires are causing tree species to relocate
Low intensity and prescribed fires could help steer trees to a better location, before climate change leaves them stranded.
Coal, methane and divorcing albatrosses: Everything to know about the environment this week
Top climate stories: China set to publish nationwide methane action plan; Germany accelerates renewable ambitions; US Interior Department approves new offshore wind project.
What is 'irrecoverable carbon' and how do we protect the ecosystems that store it?
Scientists have found that certain areas are uniquely important carbon vaults. If destroyed, these ecosystems could take decades or centuries to regenerate.
Glasgow Climate Pact: Where do all the words and numbers we heard at COP26 leave us?
COP26 concluded with 197 countries agreeing to a new climate deal to tackle rising emissions. Geography professor Mary Gagen explores the Glasgow Pact.