Australia is proving that a fully renewable power grid isn’t a fantasy — it’s within reach. The country’s energy market operator says coal is rapidly fading and renewables are already delivering record results.
A groundbreaking commitment from Suriname promises lasting protection for 90% of its tropical forests, setting one of the most ambitious global conservation benchmarks yet.
Ten years after the Paris Agreement was signed, new analysis shows the world has slammed the brakes on carbon emissions growth. Annual increases have slowed fivefold to just 0.32% a year, compared with 1.7% before 2015.
A stunning discovery has revealed 112-million-year-old insects and plants preserved in amber found in Ecuador — the first of its kind ever uncovered in South America.
In China, renewable energy expansion has accelerated so rapidly that it now exceeds total electricity demand growth, marking a turning point in the global clean energy transition.
In Nepal, a new national park has been established to safeguard ecosystems and bring conservation closer to the people who live alongside wildlife.
In Zunyi, China, the Chishui River — the only major Yangtze tributary with no dam along its main course — is flowing freely again after years of dedicated restoration.
The landmark treaty for marine conservation has now reached enough ratifications to become a binding law, paving the way for protection across vast international waters.
New Zealand has transformed a mountain sacred to the Māori into a legal person — giving it rights, say advocates, akin to those of living beings.
The United States' Chicago River hosted its first organised open-water swim in almost a century — a symbolic moment that underscores how far its cleanup has come.
