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…
New study explores how reforestation could help Java’s leopards survive
A new study finds that strategically restoring degraded forests could help reconnect fragmented habitat for the endangered Javan leopard, giving…
Bridge Data Centres completes pilot using EcoCeres’ waste-based biodiesel as backup power | News | Eco-Business
Singapore-headquartered Bridge Data Centres (BDC) has successfully completed a pilot project using hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), supplied by biofuels firm…
Scientists discover the Southern Ocean is “sweating” more as climate change intensifies
If you ever find yourself on Macquarie Island – a narrow, wind-lashed ridge halfway between Tasmania and Antarctica – the…
Here’s How You Can Support Fungi Conservation
Recognizing fungi as essential to biodiversity and nature’s contributions to people. — By Jaida Faith When we talk about nature,…
Long dubbed a ‘climate refuge,’ warming Tasmanian forests need our help
Tasmania has long been considered a global “climate refuge,” where cool, ocean-influenced conditions allow species like the giant freshwater crayfish…
Agriculture drives most tropical peatland loss in Indonesia, Peru and DRC: Study
Agriculture is the biggest driver of peatland loss in Indonesia, Peru and the Democratic Republic of Congo, home to the…
Report: Nevada’s lithium boom comes at the cost of Indigenous rights
As the Trump administration continues its push to secure critical minerals like lithium, the U.S. government and private corporations have…
How grape farmers are restoring Armenia’s wine heritage while safeguarding ecosystems
Winemaking in the area that is now Armenia has a history going back 6,000 years. However, the practice nearly vanished…
Sour on the ‘blue economy,’ small-scale fishers seek ‘blue justice’ instead
The blue economy is a somewhat ambiguous term that’s been used in international policy circles for the past decade and…
How I Became a Manufacturing Skeptic by Dani Rodrik
Manufacturing used to be a powerful economic escalator because it could employ large numbers of low-skilled workers while making limited…
ECB Presses Banks To Strengthen Climate And Nature Risk Management As Transition Uncertainty Grows
The ECB’s updated compendium draws on practices already used by more than 60 institutions, covering over half of its directly…
New Zealand Moves To Shield Companies From Private Climate Lawsuits
New Zealand plans to amend the Climate Change Response Act 2002 to block private climate liability claims against companies over…
How a Sustainable Ocean Economy Could Employ Millions of Blue Jobs
A healthy ocean is critical to modern society. More than 3 billion people depend on fish for at least one-fifth…
Study Finds We’re One Step Closer to Solar Hydrogen
Researchers in Germany have taken a major step toward making green hydrogen commercially viable, unveiling a solar-powered system that converts…
Amazon Adds 700 MW of Geothermal, Solar and Battery Storage to Power Future Nevada Data Centers
Amazon is investing in 700 MW of new carbon-free energy capacity in Nevada to support future data center operations near…
Google Signs 500MW Texas Solar Deal With Linea Energy to Power Data Center Growth
Google signed a 15-year power purchase agreement with Linea Energy for 500MW of solar power in Texas. The energy will…
Can Bangladesh’s new law save its natural wetlands?
For the first time, Bangladesh has enacted a dedicated law on the conservation of its unique natural wetlands, such as…
Nigeria aims for stronger wildlife protections with sweeping new law
Nigeria’s Senate recently passed a new bill to strengthen wildlife legislation in the country, which is a hub for international…