Cities are hitting peak GHG goals and sharing what works
What do Athens, Lisbon and Milan all have in common? They’re among cities around the world where greenhouse gas (GHG)
Invasive snails have a new foe in rice paddies: local ducks
"There was only a few of them last year. This year the snails are all over the fields," one Burmese
Can Poland be weaned off its addiction to coal?
Coal has been both a boon to Poland and a bane on the country.
Irish households are the EU’s ‘worst CO2 polluters’
Ireland. That emerald isle of rolling green fields, flocks of frolicking sheep... and plenty of household pollution.
Going greener is a smart move for businesses
More and more consumers are becoming aware of the need for informed decisions in their choices if we are to save what’s left of the planet’s depleted natural environments and mitigate the effects of climate change through reduced carbon emissions.
As wildfire risk escalates, California utility cuts off the power
Facing extreme fire weather conditions in Northern California – again – the largest utility provider in this economic powerhouse of
China’s ban on waste imports is forcing a rethink
Now that China slashed its recyclables imports, western nations are starting to embrace a new reality.
By making potatoes heat-resistant we can ensure bountiful harvests
By switching off an RNA in plants, we can equip them with the ability to handle climate change better.
Scientists have created ‘endlessly recyclable’ plastic
"The approach is innovative and elegantly simple," an expert notes.