Real-time ocean monitoring: How a fibre-optic experiment could save endangered orcas
The Salish Sea experiment turns undersea cables into giant whale microphones for research.Read More
From Australia to the Amazon: How climate change is turning forests into firestorms
Last year, an area larger than India was lost to wildfires worldwide.Read More
‘Leaving the world’s poorest behind’: Nearly 900 million poor people face climate shocks, says UN
More than 300 million people live in regions where three or four climate hazards overlap.Read More
‘There will be pain’: Scientists warn billions face dangerous levels of heat this century
A new study finds poorer nations will bear the brunt of rising deadly heat days, despite contributing least to global emissions.Read More
‘Simply scandalous’: Report exposes how factory farming worsens world food waste
Farmland the size of Mexico could be freed up if we stop feeding grain to factory-farmed animals, says NGO.Read More
Climate change in the Arctic: How melting ice is causing Greenland to ‘shrink’
Prehistoric changes and accelerating climate change are ‘shrinking’ Greenland and causing it to drift, new research warns.Read More
‘Immediate consequences’: How a US government shutdown could derail global climate progress
From cancelled solar projects to increased pollution, America’s political gridlock is taking a toll on climate goals.Read More
From ‘endangered’ to ‘least concern’: How green turtles have escaped extinction
The number of once-endangered green sea turtles has increased by 28 per cent since the 1970s, despite ‘persistent threats’ to their population.Read More
Renewables are now the world’s biggest source of electricity. Is it enough to stop climate change?
Record-breaking progress on renewable energy alone will not prevent global warming from exceeding 1.5℃, a new report warns.Read More
‘Forests are non-negotiable’: World off course to meet 2030 deforestation pledge
Global forest loss is 63 per cent off 2030 targets as finance and policy pledges fall behind.Read More