A just energy transition must take into account the experience of the affected and vulnerable, human and nature alike.... Read More
Biodiversity and Ecosystems
The survival of migratory species is increasingly threatened along with the deepening environmental crisis.... Read More
Once considered a stable carbon reserve, the Congo Basin may now be leaking ancient carbon to the atmosphere.... Read More
Understanding the impacts of e-waste pollution is crucial, especially since waste is becoming a mounting global issue.... Read More
The impacts of the Olympic Games, one of the major global sporting events, against the environment go both ways.... Read More
Tire pollution is an invisible yet significant source of microplastics that contribute to salmon deaths, raising urgent environmental justice concerns.... Read More
Among forest restoration efforts, natural regeneration is potentially a more cost-effective approach than tree planting, with proper support.... Read More
The terrestrial landscapes are changing as fast-growing and naturalized tree species increasingly dominate forest ecosystems.... Read More
As sharks and rays face extinction, an IUCN report aims to identify areas to protect them and their habitats.... Read More
The EAD launched the Hamdan bin Zayed initiative, taking the lead on marine conservation in Abu Dhabi and the UAE.... Read More

Proceed with Caution: Intersectional and Whole-of-Earth Approach in the Global Energy Transition
Urgency to Protect Migratory Species as Extinction List Expands
Congo Basin Peatlands Are Releasing Ancient Carbon
Impacts of E-waste Pollution on Animals and Human Health
Exploring the Bidirectional Relationship Between Olympic Games and the Environment
The Hidden Threat of Tire Pollution to Salmon Populations
Natural Regeneration for a More Cost-Effective Forest Restoration
Global Shifts in Forest Dynamics and Their Impact on Biodiversity and Resilience
Mapping Conservation Needs for Sharks and Rays Globally
Hamdan bin Zayed Initiative: Abu Dhabi’s Path to Achieve the World’s Richest Seas