Europe’s freshwater reserves are rapidly drying up
Satellite data shows Europe’s southern regions rapidly losing freshwater as climate change drives drying trends, threatening water security, farming and ecosystems. Vast swathes of Europe’s water reserves are drying up, a new analysis using two decades of satellite...
Wars kill billions of animals and irreparably damage natural habitats
Wars and conflict not only devastate human lives but also inflict catastrophic harm on animals and the natural world, threatening biodiversity, ecosystems, and the planet’s future. The United Nations reports that the world is witnessing the greatest number of wars and...
Bhutan proves sustainable development is possible when society values nature as essential to life
Bhutan is the first carbon negative country in the world, and it has achieved this status by treating forests, water, air and land as priceless assets rather than resources to exploit. Bhutan is offering a powerful reminder that protecting the earth can go hand in...
Overshoot podcast confronts life beyond 1.5°C and the stories shaping our climate future
Overshoot, a four-part podcast, explores a world beyond 1.5°C, revealing stories and strategies for navigating escalating climate impacts. A new podcast series will explore what will happen when global warming exceeds 1.5°C. The four-part documentary –...
Going vegan can nearly halve your carbon footprint, new study finds
A new study shows switching from a Mediterranean to a vegan diet cuts emissions by 46% without losing nutrition. If you’ve ever wondered how much of a difference your diet really makes for the planet, science may finally have an answer. A new study published in...
