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Geological research published in Earth's Future journal earlier this month revealed that the weight of skyscrapers in New York City (NYC) is causing the Big Apple to sink lower into its [...]

The Big Apple is subsiding under its own weight. But other coastal cities are also dramatically descending, just as seas are rising.

Nigeria is home to many violent conflicts, one of which is the farmers-herders conflict that has posed severe security challenges in the country. The

Iran is amongst the top 10 countries contributing to carbon emissions and 75 percent of its population is urban.

The idea of climate change as a “threat multiplier” has been gaining steam since it was first proposed roughly 15 years ago. This framing

This post is the first in a series profiling the process of building political commitment in countries whose governments have made strong

Cemex acquires mortar plant to better serve Madrids urbanization needs. Cemex has acquired a mortar plant near Madrid, Spain, as part of its ongoing strategy to... | May 18, 2023

About 13 million people in Kenya live in the urban areas.

This article was produced as part of a China Environment Forum and Ohio State University Cultivating U.S. and Chinese Climate Leadership on Food and

Of the more than 4 million pregnant people in the United States annually, 90 percent report taking at least one medicine during pregnancy, and about