Why female leadership is crucial to tackle climate change and other crises
Women's leadership has different core competencies than men's leadership, making them better equipped to deal with crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here's how electric cars could one day power your house
Instead of being stored, the electricity in an electric vehicle's battery could be plugged back into the grid, which could help to power millions of homes.
Can we litigate our way out of a climate catastrophe?
More climate cases are going well beyond a particular complainant's grievance to fundamentally challenge government and corporate inertia.
Climate-friendly farming: Greenland's melting glaciers offer an answer
Glacial rock flour, the small silt deposits from glacial melt, could help boost farm yields around the world as it allows plants to access to nutrients.
The link between climate change and inflation explained
Experts have explored new evidence for a panel of advanced and emerging economies on the impact of very high temperatures on prices.
Is the Paris Climate Agreement legally binding? Experts explain
The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change is describing the 2015 Paris Agreement as a “legally binding international treaty on climate change”.
This is how we can achieve net zero by 2050, according to the UN
The UN’s Global Roadmap sets out the steps needed to reach clean, affordable energy for all by 2030, as part of the journey to net-zero emissions by 2050.
COP26 outcomes aren’t satisfying, but they should leave us hopeful. Here’s why
The Glasgow Pact offered few easy wins against expected COP26 outcomes, but there were critical signs of progress seen beyond the negotiation tables at this month's climate summit.
After COP26: Everything to know about the environment this week
Top stories: Pollution levels dangerously high in India's New Delhi; COP26 ends with Glasgow Climate Pact; EU proposes law curbing import of goods linked to deforestation; China could hit...
COP26: Success or failure? A climate correspondent's verdict
Did COP26 succeed in getting us closer to avoiding a climate catastrophe? TIME reporter Justin Worland tells Radio Davos about the summit's ups and downs.
Is infinite economic growth possible on a finite planet?
Evidence suggests that economic growth can also help the planet if it's made green through the use of new technologies, writes an expert in economic policy.
4 ways Pakistan is tackling plastic waste and pollution
To eliminate plastic pollution, banning plastic bag bans is not enough. Creative solutions are needed to prevent and mitigate plastic waste and pollution.