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Environment

A carbon sink shrinks in the arctic

Hurricane season in pandemic season

White smoke coming out from a building.

Countries must work together on CO2 removal to avoid dangerous climate change

Woman walking in natural park

Volunteering: when gratification matters more than money

Man sitting on a mountain sitting on a rock.

How to properly educate people about the environment

Children in a boat in a flooded area.

Climate change increases migration at the expense of the poor

Sculpture of a dodo

The 5 most impressive extinct animals in history

Climate Velocity

There is no escaping from climate change, even in the deep sea

Green Snow in Antarctica

Climate change will turn coastal Antarctica green, say scientists

Colobus monkey

Even animals benefit from social distance to prevent disease

Asian hornet.

The environment during the pandemic

Aereal viwe of Shanghai, China.

COVID-19 lockdowns significantly impacting global air quality

Woman standing on a natural area trail.

Why is it key to know who visits a natural park?

Person using a chainsaw cutting a tree.

How eradicating certain species can protect a forest

Glowing young plants

Sustainable light achieved in living plants

Fishermen

Why do poor Amazonians go hungry?

Smartphone beside mini desk globe

The economic winners and losers of climate change

Tropical dry forests

Online tool helps to protect tropical forests

Asian woman wearing a mask and coughing in a polluted city

Corona and air pollution: how does nitrogen dioxide impact fatalities?

Red Sea Corals

Scientists say it is time to save the Red Sea's coral reef

Blue agave

'Tequila' powered biofuels more efficient than corn or sugar

Leaves and fruits with garbage in a natural area

Garbage: What to do with waste in natural areas?

  1. Global supply chains as a way to curb carbon emissions
  2. Pablo Escobar's hippos may help counteract a legacy of extinctions
  3. Japan to use recyclable material in Olympic Games uniforms
  4. Heat stress may affect more than 1.2 billion people annually by 2100