3 charts that show countries and sectors with the highest greenhouse gas emissions
So far, 189 countries have committed to the Paris agreement, but has it had an impact on greenhouse gas emissions? These three charts look at the data.
New climate models suggest faster melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet
A new study published in Nature Communications, shows that Greenland’s ice sheet could melt faster than previously thought over the 21st century.
How the US Clean Air Act saved 1.5 billion birds in 50 years
Ozone pollution had been damaging migratory land birds' respiratory systems as well as their food sources. They make up 86% of all North American species.
Melbourne is worth 7% of Australia's economy. How can it build back post-COVID?
Melbourne's long history of adapting to sudden crises will serve it well as it looks to pull out of the pandemic and revitalize itself for all its citizens
Are we really ready to tackle the climate crisis? Yes, here are 6 reasons how
Since the adoption of the Paris Agreement in 2015, companies and government bodies are pledging emission reduction targets to combat the climate crisis
First-ever aerial map of Hawaii’s coral creates groundbreaking conservation tool
An airbourne lab has created maps of Hawaii's coral reefs in never-before-seen detail, helping researchers understand more about the risks they face.
Here's a tangible plan to restore soil health in the next ten years
90% of soil may get degraded by 2050 without action. So here's a plan for a coordinated global approach to restoring soil health in the next 10 years.
Beyond 2020: How the world might recover and rebuild, according to experts
From the impact of Brexit and how Europe has dealt with the COVID-19 crisis, to climate change and the future for international relations under a Biden presidency.
Maggots on the menu: the pet foods using insect protein to help the planet
Edible insects are being used in cat and dog food as a healthy, more sustainable and low-carbon alternative to meat.
Venus was once Earth-like, but climate change made it uninhabitable
Venus once had an Earth-like climate, modelling has revealed. But intense carbon emissions - caused by volcanic activity - permanently destroyed its ability to support life.
This 'lost shark' has just been discovered - but might already be extinct
More than a quarter of the animal, plant and fungi species assessed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature are threatened with extinction.
How the European Union could achieve net-zero emissions at net-zero cost
Models by McKinsey have found that the EU could achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 at a net-zero cost. Technology and investment are vital.