‘Blue acceleration’: the mounting competition for ocean resources
Fifty years of data from shipping to mining reveal how human pressures on the ocean have grown exponentially.
Sub-Saharan African countries saw record renewables investment spike in 2018, but some hurdles remain
Sub-Saharan African countries are joining the clean energy race.
Exxon reports a dramatic drop in profits
The largest oil company in the US reports a drastic drop in profits.
Kerala breaks new ground with electric food vans
Electric auto-rickshaws repurposed to hold a kitchen are providing an innovative and eco-friendly way for women in Kerala to earn a livelihood.
Japan will soon become an offshore wind country
Japan will soon start the construction on their first large scale offshore wind farms.
Sainsbury`s is committing £1billion to become Net-Zero by 2040
Sainsburys have laid out its plans to become Net Zero by 2040.
The heat is coming for students
How warmers summers are impacting students.
In a green move, the Academy Awards are shifting away from meat
The Oscars are going green by offering a plant-based menu.
Greta Thunberg is changing the global investment forum
How Greta Thunberg is changing the global investment world.
Leave ‘em laughing instead of crying: Climate humour can break down barriers and find common ground
Using comedy to communicate climate change.
