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The global population has doubled, and the global GDP has increased almost fourfold in volume since the 1980s, but where is the strongest economic growth now?

Rooftop farms and gardens offer many advantages, but the exposed conditions can hinder or prevent healthy plant growth. Here's how waste CO2 could help.

Growth momentum continues in Latin America but scarcer and costlier financing will slow the region's economies, while inflation remains high.

Rapidly expanding renewable power use would remove the need for new oil and gas extraction, but current investment in these technologies is falling short.

Ahead of the COP27, leaders in government, business, and civil society weigh in on the commitments they’d like to see move forward and share the strategies that are often overlooked.

This essay is adapted from the forthcoming book, “The New Abnormal: The Rise of the Biomedical Security State” (Regnery Publishing, ...

Pursuing rapid, resilient and inclusive growth is the best form of adaptation for African countries disproportionately threatened by the escalating climate crisis.

People who combine different learning practices have the best chance of remembering information, according to a professor of psychology.

Energy independence is a key topic as we approach COP27. Leaders need to understand that transitioning to net zero quicker is not prohibitively expensive.

While efforts continue to mitigate global warming, scientists are urging governments and companies to enact climate adaptation strategies. Here’s why.