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Nature-based solutions are vital for tackling the climate crisis. Here's how they can be transformed through nature tech into solutions that are scalable, transparent and trustworthy.

To create housing, maintain its negative carbon status and sustainably manage its forests, Bhutan is creating a climate-smart forest economy.

Drone technology is expanding the reach of conservation efforts, producing higher-quality data more cheaply than traditional methods.

Climate change is making it harder for polar bears to hunt, mate and breed. Here, experts and scientists from around the world assess the animal's future.

Commentary ESG has its origins in a speech by U.N. secretary-general Kofi Annan at the Davos World Economic ...

Energy is a major contributor to climate change - and that’s putting future energy production at risk, says the International Energy Agency.

More than 100 million people today are on the run from conflict and disaster, and 340 million are projected to be in need of humanitarian assistance in 2023.

Cutting coal power generation, using more public transport and eating less meat would help.

Nuclear fusion could transform the world's energy system, our lives and our homes. The latest breakthrough announced by the US Department of Energy gives new momentum.

It’s a potentially controversial acknowledgement that some places simply can’t be saved, but in some cases it may also be the most responsible course of action.