The Araripe manakin is a Brazilian bird so unique and so threatened that it has its own national conservation action plan. The species, Antilophia bokermanni, is endemic to the Chapada…
Temperatures in parts of South America are 20C (68F) more than normal, one of the most extreme deviations ever seen Temperatures in parts of Chile and northern Argentina have soared…
Date/Time: September 19, 2023 (1pm-2pm ET / (10am-11am PT) Climate tech is at an inflection point. On one hand, innovations in technology, finance and policy are aligning to accelerate deployments.…
The global warming impact of aircraft contrails could be curbed significantly by harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) and satellite data to help pilots make improved flight path decisions, according to the…
The voluntary carbon market is vast and confusing. Every week it feels like there is a new methodology coming out to verify a different version of a carbon offset project…
This article is sponsored by Deloitte. The science is clear that the climate crisis is real and caused by humans, but many continue to debate about how to best respond…
AGNARAFALY and MENABE, Madagascar — For Soja and his family, who escaped starvation bred by drought, the December rain hammering their corrugated metal roof should be welcome. But rains are…
In the heart of Bangkok, Museum Siam’s "Fast Fashion Crushes Our Planet" isn't just an exhibition—it's a movement. Dive deep, be provoked, and walk out with more than just style—walk…
Contrasting sharply with the entrenched linear model, which promptly discards products post-use, the circular economy champions a future devoid of waste. Once for all. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC In today's world…