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StoriesWhile municipal governments debate Doughnut Economics policy frameworks and climate scientists publish papers on planetary boundaries, a different app
Shannon Dobbs16 Oct 2025

StoriesIndonesia is the main contributor of plastic emissions to the environment, namely 3.4 million tons/year after India and Nigeria (Cottom et al., 2024).
Nahdah Ayatillah16 Oct 2025

StoriesThe climate change's effects are universal, and their global reach is undeniable. It's reported that the recent global economic growth has lifted mill
Ibrahim Ismail Elnafat24 Sep 2025

StoriesCovering more than 70% of the surface of our world and fundamental to Earth's climate system, oceans are still little appreciated by the general publi
Musandiwa Sinyosi24 Sep 2025

StoriesIt’s a strange paradox—every tool that makes life easier often hides a complex mechanism behind it. Whether it’s a sleek gadget, a machine, or a helpf
Radhika23 Sep 2025

StoriesThe damage that human activity has inflicted on our oceans is so drastic that it is impossible to ignore. Across the planet, the ocean is too warm, to
Sarah Dunn23 Sep 2025

StoriesClimate change is often seen as a distant issue, something that happens far away, like rising sea levels, melting ice, and stronger storms. However, t
Wong Loke Yuen22 Sep 2025

StoriesThe need to tackle marine pollution goes beyond plastic solutions. The problem is far more complex than the visible scourge of plastic waste floating
Ibrahim Ismail Elnafat21 Sep 2025

StoriesStarting a business in the green building sector is equal parts vision and execution. The demand for environmentally sustainable construction continue
Carrie Spencer18 Sep 2025

StoriesAs the world grapples with the realities of climate change, dwindling natural resources, and rapid urbanization, architecture stands at a critical cro
Wong Loke Yuen18 Sep 2025

StoriesI took a course this summer on climate change. I have always thought of myself as an earth-friendly inhabitant, but could we all do a little more with
Bliss Green18 Sep 2025

StoriesAs plastics have significantly improved modern urban living, especially in cities like Lusaka, Zambia, their benefits cannot be denied. From plumbing
Obed Lubinga Katukula18 Sep 2025

StoriesAs Zambia experiences a modern-day gold rush, many have raised concerns about how the nation’s natural wealth is being managed - and whether ordinary
Obed Lubinga Katukula17 Sep 2025

StoriesHow merchant-level economics is transforming an $800,000 expense into sustainable revenue and permanent capacity for Kenyan communities. The Meeting T
Shannon Dobbs17 Sep 2025

Stories“The climate crisis is not gender neutral, UN Women.” Women, who make up nearly half the world's population, bear the brunt of its devastating effects
Areeba Haroon20 Aug 2025

StoriesThe towering Himalayas, Karakoram, and Hindu Kush mountain ranges form the lifeline for millions of people across northern India and Pakistan. These r
Umaima Kaleem13 Aug 2025

StoriesLand Tenure, Inequality, and Climate Vulnerability: How Insecure Land Rights Heighten Farmers' Vulnerability to Climate-Related Shocks in Post-Aparthe
Climate Change Writers21 Jul 2025

StoriesAccordingly, Green Energy is any form of energy from solar, geophysical or biological sources that is generated by natural processes at a rate that eq
Abigail Bassey9 Jul 2025

StoriesClimate change, no longer a distant threat, is actively reshaping the world around us, and few sectors are as vulnerable to its effects as global agri
Sherry-Anne Dow Medici Lagarde Mir20 Jun 2025

StoriesSince the industrial revolution began, fossil fuels have dominated our world systems. Oil, coal, and gas have shaped economies, geopolitics, infrastru
Courtney Elmes11 May 2025