8 things some of the world's leading climate scientists want us to know
In its latest report, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has highlighted eight key findings to help the world curb global warming.
This is how Copenhagen is planning to be the first carbon-neutral capital
Over 70 major cities have pledged to stop using fossil fuels by 2050.
This Swiss cow feed could cut livestock emissions
Agolin's specialist feed has curbed emissions and increased milk yield in recent trials.
Here's how a top climate scientist is reducing her own impact on the environment
Katherine Hayhoe, who directs the climate centre at Texas Tech, has been changing aspects of her life to become more climate friendly.
This battery is powered by carbon dioxide
Scientists have created a battery that uses carbon dioxide to produce electricity.
Denmark is building a town where you'll kayak to the grocery store
Kayaking along canals to pick up your groceries, walking a few minutes to the metro station, or cycling down pedestrianised streets to meet the neighbours: if you want to live in Copenhag...
Twelve countries have signed an agreement to protect environmental human rights defenders
The landmark treaty is designed to protect environmental defenders.
How a warm Atlantic Ocean caused the record hurricane season
A new study shows that high sea surface temperatures (SSTs) in the Atlantic played a larger role in a record hurricane season than other possible drivers.
What a flooded Japanese airport tells us about rising sea levels
Even though they contribute to global warming, airports were not built with the effects of climate change in mind.
100 coalitions for the SDGs, a population map, what holds women back, and other stories of the week
Also in our round-up of must-read articles from the past seven days: what holds women back and how's 12% sustainable growth possible in Andhra Pradesh.
This is how we can fight water scarcity
The United Nations has labelled water as a human right.
Antarctica's 'moss forests' are dying
The lush moss beds that grow near East Antarctica’s coast are among the only plants that can withstand life on the frozen continent. But our new research shows that these slow-growing pla...