Climate change: How can countries address the human health risks?
A new WRI report showcases how countries can include climate change health risks into their national climate and health strategies.
What do the Dutch court ruling on Shell and shareholder moves at Chevron and Exxon mean for large oil companies in the era of climate action?
A Dutch court ruled against Royal Dutch Shell, and in the US shareholders in Exxon and Chevron pushed for more climate action. Here's what it all means.
Waste less, sell more - how one startup is using AI to transform food retail
Tech startup Wasteless uses AI software to change the prices of perishable food products before the “best by” date, reducing waste while increasing sales.
Satellite data reveals impact of warming on global water cycle
Research shows that evotranspiration - the transfer of water from ground to air - increased globally by 10% between 2003 and 2019, due to climate change.
New city 'heat officers' take aim at climate change's 'silent killer'
Jane Gilbert, Miami's new chief 'heat officer', is working to spread awareness and also tackle equity issues associated with these rising temperatures.
World Bank: 4 ways we can make the most of electric mobility
Electric mobility provides an alternative to fossil fuel vehicles, that can help countries achieve their development objectives and decarbonization goals.
Giant new offshore wind farms are set to power 10 million US homes
The US has been slow to embrace wind energy, but will these planned new Atlantic offshore wind farms help the world reach its goal of net-zero by 2050?
#WorldBicycleDay: 5 benefits of cycling
June 3 is World Bicycle Day - a good time to reflect on the many benefits of cycling from mental wellbeing to fighting climate change.
Climate justice is also a local health issue. These 4 grassroots solutions are tackling both
By targeting issues such as food, employment and exercise, these grassroots solutions are tackling climate justice and local health problems right now.
How to save the world's forests with carbon credits
The Verified Carbon Standard unlocks the power of carbon credits to halt deforestation. With the right backing, it could make a huge dent in global emissions.
Why the EU's proposed CBAM must not be used to launch a carbon club
EU's proposed Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) has sparked debate on carbon clubs. But will it undermine the multilateralism of Paris Agreement?
Nature funding must triple by 2030 to protect land, wildlife and climate
A U.N. report has said that global annual spending to protect nature needs to triple to around $350 billion this decade and then rise to $536 billion by 2050.