Liberia’s carbon market policy nears completion amid pushback
Liberian policymakers have almost completed a framework for selling carbon credits to international buyers. But local environmental groups say they’re…
Scientists race to study the Amazon’s frogs before they disappear
The Amazon is home to the world’s greatest amphibian diversity, with an estimated 1,525 species, of which only 810 have…
S2G Closes $1 Billion Fund To Scale Food, Energy And Oceans Growth Companies
S2G Investments closed a $1 billion growth-stage fund targeting companies across food and agriculture, energy, and oceans. The fund is…
German Cabinet Scraps Green Heating Rule in Bid to Revive Building Investment
Germany will replace its 2023 heating law, removing the requirement for new heating systems to use at least 65% renewable…
Ecuador failing to end Yasuní oil drilling: Interview with Waorani leader Juan Bay
Mongabay recently interviewed Juan Bay, the president of the Waorani Nation (NAWE) in Ecuador, on the stalled efforts to shut…
Salesforce and Hugging Face execs co-found Sustainable AI Group
Former Salesforce AI and sustainability manager Boris Gamazaychikov and Hugging Face climate scientist Sasha Luccioni have founded a research and…
America’s Autism Obsession by Ivan Ascher
The American public’s fascination with neurodivergence has increased significantly in recent years. One possibility for this newfound obsession is that…
A Sticky Solution to a Pesky Agricultural Problem
A water-based formulation developed at the University of Waterloo using nanotechnology is both greener and more effective than conventional methods…
Researchers Unlock Smarter Way to Recycle Plastics
Monash University engineers have developed a new filtering material that could make plastic recycling cheaper, easier and more environmentally friendly…
The War on Billionaires Is Dangerous Nonsense by Michael R. Strain
The left- and right-wing populists calling for targeted taxes on the ultra-wealthy argue that the economic game is rigged against…
In eastern Indonesia, communities revive customary systems to protect the seas
A new documentary, “Jejak Wallacea,” highlights how coastal communities across eastern Indonesia are reviving customary marine management systems to protect…
Taiwan ramps up microplastic controls with ‘land-sea’ strategy | News | Eco-Business
Taiwan pledged deeper cooperation to tackle microplastic pollution, outlining a “land-sea” strategy focused on source reduction, scientific monitoring and marine…
77% of Construction Plastics Could Be Recycled, But Aren’t
A pilot initiative in Metro Vancouver is shedding new light on the recovery and recycling potential of construction-phase plastics, identifying…
How Russia Lost Friends and Global Influence by Nina L. Khrushcheva
Far from restoring Russia’s great-power status, the Ukraine war has left Russia stretched so thin that it has repeatedly failed…
International Climate Law Needs Teeth by Ralph Regenvanu
An advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice last year left no doubt that states have a legal obligation…
Autodesk, EY and Salesforce top this carbon credits leaderboard
Around 150 million metric tons of carbon credits were retired in 2025, generated by projects as diverse as forest protection…
PS Events: Economics of AI
PS Events: Economics of AI
Wall Street is betting big on clean energy tech
When the NASDAQ opens on Wednesday morning, the exchange will include a new ticker symbol: FRVO. The company, Fervo Energy,…
World Cup 2026: Athletes Face Elevated Risk of Dangerous Heat
Grueling heat and humidity are much more likely to affect this years’s tournament compared to the 1994 event on the…
Electric Vehicles Offer Lower Emissions Despite Regional Climate Differences
Despite regional variability in climate, electricity sources, congestion, and the wide variation in individual driving patterns, electric vehicles generate less…