This map shows where animals will flee because of climate change
Climate change is forcing many species to migrate in search of more hospitable homes.
Battling Arctic invaders may sound like a game, but it's one of the biggest threats to our environment
Efforts to control invasive species face a list of significant issues over the next two decades, say ecologists.
Youth movements work. Just look at the Paris Agreement on climate change
Moral clarity, disruptive energy and technological understanding. These are what give young people the power to influence decision-makers.
A clean energy revolution is underway. This is why
It only takes a few countries to kickstart a decarbonizing revolution.
The UK just got through its first day without burning coal since the industrial revolution
For the first time in 140 years the UK has got through a 24 period without using coal to generate power
Imitating AI, a big year for blockchain and other top stories of the week
Also in this week's round-up of top global stories: get ready for doughnut economics and how companies can act on climate change.
Coal mining jobs aren’t coming back. But clean energy is already creating millions of new ones
Advanced energy is a $1.4 trillion industry globally. Here’s what’s driving its growth.
What President Trump's climate policies mean for the G20
Teresa Ribera, Director of the Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations, examines the impact of President Trump's climate policies on global efforts to combat glo...
Solar power is getting cheaper, so why doesn't more stuff run on it?
New wind and solar power plants are usually cheaper than new coal, nuclear, or natural gas power plants - but we are still not using them.
Behind those beautiful pictures of Japan's springtime cherry blossom lies a much darker truth
Each passing decade, Japan's iconic cherry blossom arrives earlier and earlier.
Cutting emissions isn't enough, we need to start removing carbon from the atmosphere
Studies suggest that staying within safe warming levels now requires removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Why scientists are marching on Earth Day
On April 22, scientists from around the world will mark Earth Day by participating in an unprecedented 'March for Science.'