It will be beautiful to see our kids grow up with this': how communities around the world are planting treesCommunity-led initiatives can substantially benefit local environments and foster community spirit.Urban trees are essential for enhancing city climates and promoting environmental well-being.
Lights go out on famous monuments around the world to mark Earth HourMajor cities worldwide participated in Earth Hour to symbolize the urgency of climate action.
Climate Week NYC 2024: Events, Speakers, & LocationClimate Week NYC is a pivotal event for global climate action, set for September 22-29, 2024, organized by the Climate Group.
Opinion: The U.S. betrayed its climate leadership, and the world is already sufferingThe political landscape poses major challenges to meaningful climate action despite the technological feasibility of combating climate change.
Research shows that a majority of Christian religious leaders accept the reality of climate change but have never mentioned it to their congregationsNearly 90% of U.S. Christian leaders believe humans are driving climate change, yet many do not discuss it with their congregations.
80% of Brazil's major beef and leather companies have not committed to stop deforestationBrazil's beef industry faces criticism for lack of action on deforestation commitments.Major beef companies have no plans to stop sourcing from deforested areas.JBS, despite commitments, is purchasing cattle from deforested land.
How Business Can Sow Climate Optimism and Drive ActionThe climate crisis is a pressing reality requiring urgent action, and sustainability should be an affordable priority for all.
Lights go out on famous monuments around the world to mark Earth HourMajor cities worldwide participated in Earth Hour to symbolize the urgency of climate action.
Climate Week NYC 2024: Events, Speakers, & LocationClimate Week NYC is a pivotal event for global climate action, set for September 22-29, 2024, organized by the Climate Group.
Opinion: The U.S. betrayed its climate leadership, and the world is already sufferingThe political landscape poses major challenges to meaningful climate action despite the technological feasibility of combating climate change.
Research shows that a majority of Christian religious leaders accept the reality of climate change but have never mentioned it to their congregationsNearly 90% of U.S. Christian leaders believe humans are driving climate change, yet many do not discuss it with their congregations.
80% of Brazil's major beef and leather companies have not committed to stop deforestationBrazil's beef industry faces criticism for lack of action on deforestation commitments.Major beef companies have no plans to stop sourcing from deforested areas.JBS, despite commitments, is purchasing cattle from deforested land.
How Business Can Sow Climate Optimism and Drive ActionThe climate crisis is a pressing reality requiring urgent action, and sustainability should be an affordable priority for all.
'The Thames is in trouble': Sir Steve Redgrave says river needs urgent action on pollutionSir Steve Redgrave urges urgent action on Thames pollution, highlighting health dangers for rowers and calling for accountability from water companies.
How the Return of Salmon to the Klamath River Shows Us What's Possible in Wildlife ConservationThe Klamath River's dam removal showcases a successful restoration of wildlife, especially salmon, through collaborative human efforts.
Wilson joins SOLVE volunteers during Great Powell CleanupCommunity engagement leads to impactful local cleanups, as demonstrated by the Great Powell Cleanup in Southeast Portland.
British Library installs solar technology on roofThe British Library's solar project aims to significantly reduce emissions and inspire further environmental commitments in the public sector.