Protecting the planet and its people: healthcare's climate action roadmap
Healthcare contributes more than 4.4% of net global GHG emissions and its polluting effects cause health issues. A new roadmap outlines ways to solve this.
It's time for climate change investing to be put into action
It's high time for implementing Climate change investing. Wall Street firms must start to integrate public climate policy into their business objectives.
The dos and don'ts of rewilding
A new a set of guiding principles has been published which specify what rewilding should involve and how it should be done to ensure it is most effective.
Climate change: Wildfires in the Western U.S. are burning higher up the mountains
A new study shows that high mountain areas on the US West coast, once considered too wet to burn, are at increasing risk of wildfires as the climate warms.
Humans are forcing plants to adapt at the fastest rate since the last ice age, study finds
New research published in 'Science' has found that 3,000 - 4,000 years ago, humans were already having an enormous impact on the world's plant ecosystems.
Five satellite images that show how fast our planet is changing
Satellite images can measure changes in sea level down to a millilitre or land and ocean temperatures, so scientists can carry out a full 'health check'.
State of the climate: 2021 off to cooler start due to fading La Niña
Despite cooler temperatures than over the past few years, 2021 will still align with the overall warming trend that the world has experienced since 1970.
How can robots and AI make offshore energy more sustainable?
How robots and artificial intelligence could be used to reduce the environmental impact on offshore energy and create a circular economy for this sector
Climate change: World Bank scales up investments to increase resilience in Burundi
The World Bank is building resilience to climate change effects like torrential rains and landslides that threaten Burundi's steep hillside communities.
To get to net-zero, we need some behavioural changes. A psychologist looks at the challenge
Lorraine Whitmarsh, a Professor of Environmental Psychology at Bath University, explains the behavioural changes needed by the public to reach net zero.
In Egypt, these fishermen are going out to catch plastic, not fish. Here’s why
Local environmental group, 'VeryNile' is paying local fishermen to clear plastic bottles from the River Nile, in a bid to protect vulnerable fish stocks.
Why partnership is the new leadership: Volvo Group's Lars Stenqvist on Meet The Leader
On the latest Meet the Leader, Volvo Group's CTO shares what's needed to decarbonise transport and the role accountability plays in innovation.