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Krystyna Kurth paddles toward downtown on the Chicago River

24. September 2025

Dirty River Breathes New Life

The Chicago River, once heavily polluted, is showing strong signs of revival — more fish species, clean water projects, and even plans to swim downtown again mark real environmental recovery.

Animals Canada

19. September 2025

Salmon Return to Native Waterways

For the first time in over a century, sockeye salmon are able to return to one of their native waterways: British Columbia's Okanagan Lake.

Workers install solar panels on the rooftop of a business on June 30, 2025 in Islamabad, Pakistan.

Environment Pakistan

17. September 2025

Here, Solar Power Surges Past Coal and Nuclear

Solar energy now generates a quarter of Pakistan’s electricity, surpassing coal and nuclear in a milestone shift toward clean power.

Communities prepare to plant indigenous trees on Nkombo island

Environment Rwanda

16. September 2025

Communities Lead the Way in Restoring Vital African Basin

A growing restoration movement in the Lake Kivu and Rusizi River Basin is breathing life back into degraded landscapes — revitalising farms, fisheries, and local livelihoods while strengthening resilience against climate change.

Environment USA

12. September 2025

Clean Energy Milestone: Renewables Race Ahead of Coal

For the first half of 2025, wind and solar energy generated over one-fifth of U.S. electricity — surpassing coal and signalling a significant shift in how America powers itself.

Environment Peru

11. September 2025

New Sanctuary to Protect Endangered Ecosystems

Peru has designated the San Pedro de Chonta Regional Conservation Area in Huánuco, protecting over 128,000 acres of fragile ecosystems and securing water for nearly 42,000 people downstream.

Environment Europe

9. September 2025

Record Year for Dam Removals

2024 marked a record-breaking year for dam removals across Europe.

Environment India

6. September 2025

Renewables Take up Half of This Big Country’s Power Capacity

Half of India’s installed electricity capacity comes from non-fossil fuel sources, including solar, wind, and hydro, a goal achieved five years ahead of its 2030 target under the Paris Agreement.

A person is using a laptop with a wind turbine on the screen

Environment The World

2. September 2025

Bye Bye Fossil Fuels, Hello Clean Energy

Renewable energy sources are becoming cheaper and more accessible, ultimately phasing out global fossil fuel reliance.

Ralahy Fidèle proudly posing in front of a nursery

Environment Madagascar

29. July 2025

New Hope for Renewed Land

Through a project tailored for Madagascar’s reality and struggles, the country was able to restore degraded land, thus reigniting hope, protecting livelihoods, and building long-term climate resilience across the island nation.