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Society The World

6. October 2025

Cooling Buildings Naturally, Through Rivers and Lakes

Cities around the world are increasingly using river- and lake-fed systems to cool buildings, cutting energy use and helping combat urban heat.

Society

Society The World

21. September 2025

Rice Harvest Prices Reach Record Low

Rice prices are dropping to their lowest point in nearly two decades, suggesting that despite climate challenges, the world still has a strong chance of avoiding widespread food shortages.

Environment

Environment Indonesia

15. June 2025

Making Climate a Religious Responsibility

Green Islam could be a mobilizing force that inspires calls for climate solutions in schools, mosques, and other grassroots groups, and as the world’s largest Muslim-majority nation, Indonesia leads this movement based on teachings from the Quran, instructing people to care for the Earth.

Environment

Environment Vatican City

10. June 2025

Holy Solar City! Milestone Reached in the Goal to Go Green

It was Pope Francis’s goal to have the Vatican run on green energy, so photovoltaic panels have been installed on a Vatican-owned property outside of Rome, and today, the power generated by the sun supplies 100% of Vatican City’s energy needs.

Technology

Technology The Netherlands

7. May 2025

Green Concrete for Greener Cities

A bioreceptive concrete is being developed and tested in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, as a green solution towards a climate-proof and livable environment.

Environment

Previous AMOC studies relied on sea surface temperature data. A CTD rosette device measures the ocean’s conductivity, temperature, and depth by collecting water samples at varying depths, making models more accurate than ever. Credit: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Environment The World

4. February 2025

Mighty Atlantic Current Surprises Scientists

A team of researchers has determined that currents in the Atlantic Ocean haven’t declined in the last 60 years, meaning that the melting ice caps have yet to disturb this vital body of water.

Environment

Members of the California Conservation Corps

Environment USA

3. September 2024

Training the Youth Towards a Cleaner, Greener Future

As part of the Democrats' ambitious climate agenda – and once a crucial electoral promise – the American government is launching the American Climate Corps, a program destined to guide the country toward a cleaner, greener future.

Environment

Drainage channel blocked with bottles and styrofoam food containers in Lagos

Environment Nigeria

21. February 2024

Another Country Joins the “No More Single-Use Plastics” Club!

A region within Nigeria has just banned single-use plastics and styrofoam to reduce the rampant pollution problem.

Environment

Environment Mexico

4. October 2023

Making Ecocide a Crime: More and More Countries Are Getting on Board

Mexico is the latest country to consider making "ecocide" an official crime.

Environment

Environment United Kingdom

21. September 2022

Insurance Firms Say “No” to Polluting Projects

Three British insurance companies are joining the growing number of firms distancing themselves from a controversial crude oil pipeline project that could potentially have a negative impact on people, nature and the climate.