A new review led by the MARUM—Center for Marine Environmental Sciences at the University of Bremen—highlights how ...

Scavengers might seem scary and unusual, but they play a crucial role in the cycle of life on Earth. These animals feed on ...

Natural systems absorb nearly half of all human-generated carbon dioxide, making them one of our most powerful tools for long ...

A colossal brown ribbon of seaweed, the Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt, stretches across the Atlantic Ocean. This massive ...

Nature-based climate solutions tend to overlook Africa’s diverse contexts and development priorities. We propose six guiding principles centred on the aspirations of African peoples, recognizing the ...

The fading ocean green, a sign of phytoplankton decline, is a red flag for key ocean systems that sustain food chains and regulate the climate. Phytoplankton, microscopic organisms that have been ...

Category winners for Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions are the Dollard family. Patrick and Margaret Dollard have a dairy beef ...

The chemical that once fed a hungry nation is now poisoning its groundwater, fueling disease, and deepening the climate crisis, all paid for by public money.

The quality of water is often compromised as a result of human activities and infrastructure, making the very source of life a threat to life. Nuclear techniques can help source water quality stress ...

With the Sustainability Awards only a few weeks away, we hear from finalist NantBioRenewables about its compostable protein ...

“In deep seas without fish, carbon will remain at the surface, where it easily returns to the atmosphere. Fish function as ...

Discover what exactly will happen to our planet if it continues to warm at such unprecedented levels – from ice sheets ...