Month: July 2021

More than 400 million young people, between the age of 15 and 29, live in fragile and conflict-affected contexts across ...

For 39-year-old Beijing resident Lei Zhou, her work rescuing, treating and releasing many of the birds of prey injured as ...

Environment ministers from the G20 member states assembled on July 22 for two days of talks, attempting to lay a ...

This is the third article in the series “Our Sustainable Future”. The first article is here and the second is ...

Building regulations in the UK still define the carbon emissions of electricity by a rate set in 2012. The methodology ...

This is the summer of Italy on the World Stage--And recognition of One Health as a global concern: What happens ...

Scientists have created a form of plastic that degrades under the exposure of air and sunlight, in what is potentially ...

Food insecurity is a problem that a select part of the world has the luxury of ignoring.  With a staggering ...

The relationship between trade and gender is complex, but at its core is a simple fact: trade often impacts women ...

This month, the government published their long-awaited Transport Decarbonisation Strategy, setting out their plans for the UK’s transition to a ...

General Motors Chair and CEO Mary Barra discusses the announcement of their $25M climate fund, the future of work, EV ...

The fight against climate change in European politics often seems like two steps forward and one step back; despite the ...