Unlike those at lower latitudes, Arctic fires are a natural part of the system. But they’re becoming more intense, threatening to make climate change worse.
Many countries are following the EU's lead in developing emissions trading systems. Linking them could boost their efficacy and drive down emissions.
A study has shown that the sediments below oxygen-depleted waters are a significant source of nitrous oxide, which releases emissions into the atmosphere.
During droughts, trees cannot undergo vascular water transport (getting water from their roots to their leaves); a process that is essential for survival.
Public and private sector must lead the way in reducing carbon emissions but consumers can contribute through environmentally friendly lifestyle choices.
Parts of an Arctic region called the Last Ice Area are already showing a decline in summer sea ice, researchers report, after record lows in summer 2020.
Assisted natural regeneration (ANR) is a cost-effective, nature-based solution for restoring millions of hectares of land and providing ecosystem services.
A new study has investigated how urbanisation increases the risks of non-communicable diseases, like heart disease and what cities can do to reduce risks.
In order to achieve the necessary effects, strong measures need to be put in place, such as raising the cost of emitting carbon across different sectors.
The materials needed to create the seed coating are already available in the food industry, but more research is needed before this becomes widespread.
Underwater farming could prove a more sustainable alternative to traditional agriculture by growing crops such as strawberries and herbs under the sea.
A new study has mapped the world's blue carbon from marine and coastal ecosystems to highlight how natural sinks redistribute blue carbon around the globe.





