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Cutting emissions from buildings and transport across the UK could yield billions of pounds in economic “co-benefits”, leaving people healthier and better off, a new study...
As world leaders and policymakers, including the Australian government, converge at the International Seabed Authority this month to deliberate on the future of our oceans, a...
The landmark decision from the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights ordered the Democratic Republic of Congo to give Indigenous Batwa peoples title to their...
Warming waters in the Chesapeake Bay and rising temperatures will make algae events more frequent, experts say. By Aman Azhar A severe algae bloom clogged equipment...
The youth-led group highlights Vance’s Big Oil ties and argues that Harris has an opportunity to win the youth vote through climate policy. By Keerti Gopal...
New research from RSPCA Queensland and Greenpeace Australia Pacific paints a dire reality of the impact deforestation is having on native wildlife. To read the full...
BRISBANE/SYDNEY, Tuesday 30 July 2024 — A joint report from two of Australia’s leading advocacy organisations, Greenpeace Australia Pacific and RSPCA Queensland, has exposed the shocking...
On the outskirts of New Delhi, the four-month brick-making season is ending, and migrant worker Munna Majnu is preparing for the arduous 1,560-km journey home to...
Microbial marine life can thrive off the black carbon released from wildfires and bolster the oceanic carbon sink. Scientists still emphasize their sequestration role has its...
A new study puts a number on the scale of unreported emissions from oil and gas companies’ investments By Mathilde Augustin Indirect emissions from a company’s...
