Discounts, jobs and better services: Can community engagement create real support for renewables?
Most Europeans support the shift to renewable energy, but translating that into support for actual projects on the ground isn’t easy.Read More
Saved from extinction, the Iberian lynx now faces an uncertain future in Spain
The Iberian lynx was saved by a breeding programme and a ‘hearts and minds’ campaign in rural Spain. But the feline again faces rising opposition.Read More
‘Turned into mere commodities’: Inside South Africa’s illegal leopard trade
On International Leopard Day, FOUR PAWS warns how leopards are threatened by their commercialisation.Read More
‘A surprising debasement’: Trump administration sues four states over climate lawsuits and laws
The ‘highly unusual’ lawsuits have raised concern over states’ abilities to retain the power to take climate action.Read More
Planting more trees in cities could have saved 1.1 million lives in two decades, study suggests
‘Expanding greenness’ could save millions of lives, a comprehensive new study finds.Read More
Europe’s top 10 most polluting airlines revealed in new report calling for carbon market review
Expanding the scope of key legislation would not only curb plane emissions, but could generate billions for the green transition, new analysis shows.Read More
This Indian city is using smartwatches to track the impact of increasingly deadly extreme heat
Cities like Ahmedabad have always had hot summers, but now they’re nearing the threshold beyond which exposure for more than a few hours can be fatal.Read More
Your rooftop solar panels could be at risk from cyberattacks. Here’s how we can fortify the tech
A new report maps solar systems’ cybersecurity weaknesses and how we can protect them.Read More
Inside the new seal rescue centre caring for injured pups in the Netherlands
Sander van Dijk, curator of the centre, says they treat around 200 seals a year.Read More
Fact check: Did wind and solar really cause Portugal and Spain’s mass blackout?
Investigations are ongoing into what went wrong with the electricity system, which impacted some 60 million people.Read More