‘Put a price’ on nature to increase biodiversity incentives, experts say
Unlike climate change there is no globally accepted metric for saving biodiversity. A Harvard professor explains how Nature Capital could be a solution.
Threatened by rising sea levels, the Maldives is building a floating city
Maldives Floating City is designed to float on top of the water in the lagoon, with the surrounding barrier islands acting as breakers from the waves.
These tiny plants and giant animals are helping to store vast amounts of CO2 in our oceans
From single-cell organisms to whales: plants and animals in the ocean have a huge impact in absorbing carbon and slowing down global climate change.
This start-up is making digital passports… for clothes. Here’s what that means for the fashion industry
Tracking garments from workshop to wardrobe could help solve the industry’s sustainability crisis – and encourage us all to wear upcycled clothing.
IEA report outlines the radical measures needed to reach net-zero by 2050
In its 'Net Zero by 2050' report, the IEA outlines 400 measures to reach net zero, including no investment in new fossil fuel supply projects from now.
This hybrid hydro solar power venture could shape the future of Thailand
Thailand is creating one of the world's biggest floating hydro solar hybrid projects on the surface of a dam, which is close to completion.
How much do we really care about nature? A new report reveals all
Online ‘nature-loss’ conversations have increased by 65% since 2016 – and decision-makers are listening to people’s worries about the environment.
How software could transform environmental regulation
As technology courses through every aspect of the economy, environmental regulation will change in unimaginable ways thanks to the use of new software
Investing in sustainable energy can enable resilient societies in race to net-zero
We need public-private collaboration and investment in sustainable energy systems to achieve net-zero and help build resilient societies post-pandemic.
Climate change threatens Kenyan tea sector, putting millions of workers at risk
According to a report by Christian Aid, climate change is affecting tea production in Kenya, which is the biggest global supplier of black tea.
Water shortage: how can we prevent US wells from drying up?
Groundwater is water stored in the ground and Earth’s most widespread and reliable source of fresh water, but studies suggest it could be running out.
What does digital art have to do with sustainability?
A coalition led by Energy Web has launched the Crypto Climate Accord, which asks parties to agree to ambitious goals - and choose how to achieve them.