Rapid advancements and cost reductions in solar and battery technologies are allowing for faster deployment rates of cleaner energy.
The British government is investing more than $845 million in public buildings to upgrade them and cut long-term energy costs, in an effort to reduce emissions from public sector buildings by 75% by 2037, compared to a 2017 baseline.
Various new measures have been passed to speed up the European Union's green transition.
Recent research reveals that there has been a major decrease in plastic pollution on Australia's coast.
Delegates with the United Nations Biodiversity Council recently met and passed a series of measures supporting nature.
One of the most consumed foods in the world, rice, is being more sustainably cultivated in Chile after the nation found a way to produce yield with 50 percent less water use.
Turning drained peatlands back to their natural state may help reverse climate change.
Scientists have created a new rice strain that emits 70 percent less methane while maintaining high yields.
31 cities have been recognized for sustainably managing and conserving their urban wetlands.
The city of Paragominas, Brazil, has set an example of environmental good practices that could change the fortune of the Amazon and its fragile ecosystems.
