How ‘high-resolution’ climate models will help Europe plan for extreme weather
As climate change creates increasingly volatile weather conditions, accurate climate models are vital to help countries to build resilience and prepare.
4 ways the circular economy can help heavy industry reduce emissions
The majority of industry emissions comes from four material groups: Steel, cement, aluminum, chemicals. Circular economy solutions focused on these materials can help industry reduce emis...
Study shows only 2-3% of Earth's land is ecologically intact. Here's what we can do
A new study has shown that just 2-3% of land is ecologically intact - a much lower estimate than previous studies - but reintroducing a few key species could boost this figure.
How can we ensure a just transition to the green economy?
As the world embraces green energy sources, people who currently depend on fossil fuel-intensive activities need support to thrive in a zero-carbon future.
Underwater forests: Why it's vital we protect our sea meadows
A new study hopes to increase our understanding of seagrass and the role it can play in protecting ocean ecosystems and as a carbon store.
Impact of climate change on ‘endemic’ plants and animals to be the hardest, study warns
New research has shown that plants and animals that only live in one region - known as 'endemic species' - will face more adverse impact of climate change.
Arctic sea ice winter peak in 2021 is joint-seventh lowest on record
Arctic sea ice has reached its maximum extent for the year. Here scientists explain what that means and put this year's figure in context.
These Dutch cities will allow only zero-emission deliveries by 2025
The rise of online shopping is generating ever more deliveries. Now these Dutch cities are making van drivers go green by banning fossil-fuel vehicles.
This interactive map could help you discover a new species
Brazil, Indonesia, Madagascar and Colombia are the most likely places to find new types of mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians, according to a Yale University study.
This Indian city has introduced no-car Saturdays
The Indian city of Ranchi is home to the 'har shanviar, no car' (every Saturday, no car) campaign, which hopes to encourage locals to ditch their cars on Saturdays.
How 'active efficiency' can help electricity grids weather the storms to come
As we saw in Texas, our electrical systems are increasingly at the mercy of severe weather-related events. Here's how to build-in the resilience they need.
Tree equity: This US project aims to boost wellbeing and create jobs in 5 cities
By employing local people as tree planters, TAZO Tree Corps hopes to address inequity and create work in low-income neighbourhoods and communities of colour.