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Snow-kissed mountains plunge into the sea along a dramatic fjord west of Bella Coola on British Columbia’s remote central coast

27. February 2026

Indigenous Partnership Expands Protection for One of the World’s Richest Seas

In Canada, First Nations are leading a major partnership to protect a vast marine ecosystem along the Great Bear Sea, strengthening biodiversity conservation and supporting coastal communities for generations.

Environment The World

26. February 2026

Cement Demand Decline Signals Turning Point for Emissions

Global cement demand has levelled off after decades of growth, marking a structural shift that could significantly reduce emissions from one of the world’s most carbon-intensive industries.

Environment Australia

25. February 2026

Major Investment Revives Wetlands and Strengthens Habitat for Threatened Wildlife

Australia is investing $17 million to restore more than 30 wetlands in 2026, improving habitats for migratory shorebirds and boosting biodiversity across fragile ecosystems.

Environment The World

24. February 2026

Global Energy Shift Signals Peak Coal as Electricity Demand Grows

Even as global power demand rises, the world has reached peak coal use, with electricity systems increasingly shifting toward cleaner sources, the International Energy Agency reports.

Environment Colombia

23. February 2026

Indigenous Land Rights Strengthen Forest Protection

Colombia granted legal titles to more than 521,000 hectares of Amazon land to indigenous communities in 2026, strengthening forest stewardship and climate protection efforts.

Two male ibex in front of Mont Aiguille in the Dauphiné Alps, France

Animals France

22. February 2026

Europe’s Biggest Rewilding Bet Brings Wildlife Back

France launched its largest rewilding landscape in 2025 in the Dauphiné Alps, aiming to rebuild resilient mountain ecosystems by helping key wildlife return and thrive with minimal human intervention.

Environment The World

21. February 2026

Electric Cars Break Into the Global Mainstream

Electric vehicle adoption is accelerating across both wealthy and developing countries, signalling a major shift toward cleaner transport worldwide.

Offshore wind farm with supply ship, IJmuiden, North Sea, Netherlands

Environment Europe

20. February 2026

Nations Unite to Accelerate One of the World’s Largest Clean Energy Expansions

Ten European countries have pledged €9.5 billion to build shared offshore wind projects that will power up to 143 million homes by 2050, marking a major step toward long-term energy independence.

Ana Sandoval, a dedicated researcher at Initihuasi Seed Bank

Environment Chile

19. February 2026

Seed Bank Safeguards Biodiversity for a Changing Climate

In Chile, a remote seed bank in the Atacama Desert is preserving thousands of plant species, protecting vital genetic diversity to support ecosystems and agriculture in a changing climate.

Engineers inspect solar panels in a field

Environment Europe

17. February 2026

Renewables Beat Fossils in a First Across This Region

Europe reached a historic clean-energy milestone in 2025 as wind and solar generated more electricity than fossil fuels for the first time across the European Union.