Noise Pollution Is Making Us Sick, and Climate Change Is Making It Worse
More than just an inconvenience, noise pollution is a serious health risk. And climate change is quietly making it worse. ... Read More
Climate Change
Beyond Fashion: The Environmental Cost Behind Animal Leather
Leather has long been a staple in fashion, but its impacts on water, forests, and biodiversity prompt a closer look at its production.... Read More
Clearing the Air of Despair Surrounding the Climate Crisis with Data
Clearing the Air is a firm call to action in lieu of wasting time arguing over climate crisis myths that science has already debunked.... Read More
How Losing Sleep Is a Climate and Equality Issue
Sleep is not a luxury, but rising temperatures are turning it into one. And the ones losing sleep the most are the world's poorest.... Read More
How the Cost of Living Crisis Is Pushing People Away from Sustainable Choices
The cost of living crisis is making sustainability feel out of reach for millions of people. And for most of the world, it always has been.... Read More
Understanding the Regional Impacts of Climate Change on Malaria in Africa
Human-induced climate change is considered to have contributed to the spread of malaria in Africa.... Read More
Underscoring Preparedness to Face Strong El Niño Amidst Global Crises
Forecasts for strong El Niño amid ongoing global crises calls for leaders to buckle up and improve preparedness in climate-sensitive sectors.... Read More
Earth Overshoot Day 2026: A Growing Debt to Future Generations and a Call to the Business World
Earth Overshoot Day is not a doomsday prediction, but rather a balance sheet that can be rectified by changing the way we do business, produce, and consume.... Read More
Insurers Are Retreating from Climate Risk, How Does It Matter?
As climate risk drives losses higher, insurers are retreating from high-risk markets, widening the global protection gap.... Read More
The Tangled Threads of Africa’s Blue Carbon
Behind the clean science of Africa’s blue Carbon lies a messier story of the rights to millions of hectares of African coastline.... Read More