Cities around the world are increasingly using river- and lake-fed systems to cool buildings, cutting energy use and helping combat urban heat.
Spain is reintroducing wild herbivores, such as Przewalski’s horses and Taurus cattle, to a fire-prone region, aiming to restore ecological balance and mitigate fire severity.
Solar power is growing faster in Central Europe than in the rest of the European Union — a bold shift proving that even countries with moderate resources can lead in the clean energy transition.
A nonprofit has just secured another large tract of land that was previously inaccessible — a significant win for public access, conservation, and outdoor heritage.
An ocean reserve led and governed by Indigenous peoples is moving closer to reality — blending traditional knowledge with modern science to protect seas rich in life and culture.
Global electric vehicle sales rose by 15% year-on-year and 5% month-on-month in August 2025 — proof that the transition to clean transport is accelerating.
Once a denuded seascape, California’s Pacific kelp forests are roaring back to life — thanks to an intense cleanup campaign that is reshaping underwater ecosystems.
Global agricultural land use peaked in the early 2000s and is now declining, freeing up space where grasslands, forests, and wild animals are returning — a hopeful sign for rewilding and biodiversity.
Brazilian forest restoration is accelerating, thanks to networks of native seed collectors powering projects to revive millions of hectares of degraded land.
The European Parliament has passed sweeping new laws to reduce how much food and clothing gets thrown away across the bloc — a big win for sustainability and the circular economy.
