Air-to-rock: This Icelandic facility is turning CO2 into stone
In Southwest Iceland, Carbfix is working with Climeworks to build a site which collects carbon dioxide from the air and turns it into stone underground.
Are these thermal 'selfies' the key to tackling elephant-human conflict?
Researchers built a database of 30,000 images to teach a camera system to detect elephants and alert locals to their presence.
Where does plastic pollution go when it enters the ocean?
10 million tonnes of plastic ends up in the ocean each year. Other than the small proportion on the surface, scientists don't know where most of it goes.
Volvo is planning to go fully electric by 2030
Swedish-based carmaker Volvo said 50% of its global sales should be fully-electric cars by 2025 and the other half hybrid models. It follows Ford Motor Co.
Here's why Australia's powerful owls are moving to urban areas - and how we can help them
This shift in location can be explained by the loss of original forest habitats due to European settlement; they are listed as threatened in Victoria.
4 solutions to help reduce carbon emissions from industrial clusters
To help countries achieve net-zero – this new 4-step framework can reduce carbon emissions by up to 40% in European industrial clusters by 2030.
Why private capital is the key to unlocking carbon capture at scale
To reach net-zero, we need to ramp up carbon capture and storage - but this will only be achieved with backing from private investors. Here's how to find it
The developing world must get ready to adapt its trade to climate change
Funding for climate change adaptation is currently coming up short – but measures to safeguard global trade will help with this transformation.
Introducing the ‘world's greenest football club’ - and their new kit made from coffee beans
FIFA have recognised Forest Green Rovers as the “world’s greenest football club” due to their new use of renewables, vegan food and kit made from coffee.
Texas power crisis shows need to build a clean, resilient grid
States need to recognize the vulnerability of the grid, plan and invest in local, distributed energy resources, writes the CEO of Stem John Carrington.
On World Wildlife Day, a host of conservation success stories
Fighting back against species extinction might seem like an insurmountable challenge but it’s one conservationists worldwide are rising to. Here are some success stories.
For climate policies to stay on track we must prepare for transition risks
Policymakers must prepare for “transition risks” that bold climate policies may trigger. A systematic approach is needed to avoid small risks escalating.