A U.S. appeals court has reinstated protections for nearly 160 million acres of Arctic waters, securing critical habitat for bearded and ringed seals off Alaska’s coast.
Between 2015 and 2023, economies representing 92% of global GDP grew while cutting or slowing carbon emissions, showing climate progress is increasingly compatible with prosperity.
In Brazil, Indigenous-led funds are increasingly directing climate and nature finance themselves, ensuring money reaches local priorities and supports livelihoods alongside forest protection.
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.
2024 marked a record-breaking year for dam removals across Europe.
A revolutionary device is capable of extracting water vapor from the air and converting it into drinkable water, even in remote and arid desert regions.
Colombia has formalized Indigenous rights to land, identity, autonomy, and decision-making over their own development, a presidential decree hailed as historic by Indigenous leaders.
Brazil has proposed a 125 million dollar fund that would help conserve tropical and subtropical rainforests in developing countries.
Recent research reveals that there has been a major decrease in plastic pollution on Australia's coast.
Turning drained peatlands back to their natural state may help reverse climate change.
