Calculating Climate Behavior Change Wins at Scale: Here’s What Works
If you are admitted to a New York City public hospital, the in-patient meal menu might surprise you: It’s filled…
Cities and Nations Partner on Climate Action
The effects of climate change are being felt on every continent, from biodiversity loss to heat waves, floods to droughts.…
Lessons from Colombian Cities on Climate Action
June 22, 2026 — Climate change is severely affecting cities worldwide. But before measures to reduce climate risks and emissions…
Restoration’s Success Goes Beyond Counting Trees
When Samuel Peter first took a job as a casual laborer on a restoration project four years ago in southwestern…
Why Climate Startups in EMDEs Need New Ecosystem Models
Today’s global challenges of prolonged fuel crises, rising consumer prices, dwindling natural resources and new workforce pressures demand disruptive innovators…
RELEASE: Our Ocean Conference Announces Canada and Jamaica as Next Hosts
LONDON (June 19, 2026) – Canada and Jamaica have been confirmed as the next hosts of the Our Ocean Conference (OOC) in 2027…
Second-Life Batteries Can Play a Vital Role in the Clean Energy Transition
Most electric vehicle (EV) batteries are retired with as much as 70% to 80% of their original capacity remaining. They…
High Seas Treaty: Lessons from Existing MPAs
Less than three weeks into 2026, the international ocean community celebrated a key achievement: the Agreement on the Conservation and…
Environmental Justice Is Advancing in Communities Across the U.S. Despite Federal Rollbacks
As the federal government advances rollbacks of more than 100 environmental and climate policies and resources, it is redefining the…
Are G20 Countries on Track to Meet Their Climate Goals?
Globally, climate action is falling short — and following through on promises has never mattered more. Last year, more than…
Nature-Based Solutions Build Climate Resilience in Central Africa
From smallholder farms in Africa to the busy streets of Bogota, communities are reshaping the way the world designs its…
Causes of Forest Loss | World Resources Institute
Thanks to satellite data, we know how much forest the world is losing, and where. But that’s only part of…
2026 Super El Niño Impacts, Explained
The El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO), or El Niño, weather pattern occurs naturally every two to seven years, making some parts…
Corn Stover Can Make Sustainable Aviation Fuels
After every harvest season, U.S. corn fields lay strewn with husks, leaves and stalks — waste left behind after corn…
Food Sellers Use Behavioral Science to Push Plant-Based Foods
A growing body of evidence shows that eating more plants has lots of benefits — for both human and environmental…
Public Transit Is Struggling to Keep Pace with Aging Populations
As people live longer and more independently, many are finding that their city transportation systems are difficult to navigate: bus…
Rwanda’s Small Businesses Turn Food Waste into Value
Every year, nearly half of Rwanda’s food supply goes uneaten. Inadequate food storage and processing, spoiled harvests and household waste…
7 Ocean-Based Solutions to Fight Climate Change
The effects of climate change are becoming increasingly apparent. The last 11 years have been the hottest on record, negatively…
How Sustainable Ocean Plans Can Help the EU Ocean Act Succeed
Europe’s seas are under mounting pressure. From intense fishing and shipping traffic to expanding offshore renewable energy and the urgent…
What is the ‘Like-for-Like’ Approach in Carbon Dioxide Removal?
As companies and countries work toward net-zero targets, many will still face residual greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions — those that…