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How Ship Movements are Silently Supercharging Methane Emissions

Study shows ship-induced methane emissions in Neva Bay are 10 to 1,000 times higher than global averages, stressing the need for updated emission assessments.

22 May 2025

Sponge-Like Pellets Could Prevent CO2 From Entering the Atmosphere

Sponge-like pellets may hold the key to preventing CO2 from entering the atmosphere, supporting future net zero ambitions, a new report from the University of Nottingham explains.

13 May 2025

Global Leaders Discuss Integrated Solutions for Pollution, Climate Change, and Biodiversity Loss

Over 70 Ministers gathered in Geneva to strengthen global cooperation on the sound management of chemicals and waste through the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm conventions.

13 May 2025

HutanBio's Microalgal Biofuel Production Shown to be Net-Negative in an Independent Life Cycle Assessment by EcoAct

HutanBio, a pioneering UK-based climate technology company, today announced that the production process for its proprietary HBx microalgal biofuel achieves net-negative carbon emissions, based on an independent cradle-to-gate Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) conducted by EcoAct, a leading international sustainability consultancy and a wholly owned subsidiary of Schneider Electric Sustainability Business.

From HutanBio 9 May 2025

How Climate Finance Can Unlock a Faster Coal Exit

As the climate crisis accelerates, one of the most pressing challenges the world faces is how to phase out coal.

From Verra 6 May 2025

'Revive Our Ocean' Initiative Gives Hope to Vulnerable Coastal Regions

Revive Our Ocean seeks to establish MPAs globally, addressing marine degradation while fostering sustainable economic development and community engagement.

29 Apr 2025

Deep Sea Conservation Coalition Responds to Trump Administration’s Push for Fast-Tracked Deep-Sea Mining

The Deep Sea Conservation Coalition (DSCC) calls on global governments to join the growing movement for a moratorium on deep-sea mining.

28 Apr 2025

Survey: Less than 10% of Americans Can Name Top Climate-Harming Foods

A survey reveals gaps in U.S. adults' understanding of food choices and greenhouse gas emissions, highlighting the need for targeted educational initiatives.

23 Apr 2025

Man’s Best Friend May be Nature’s Worst Enemy, Study on Pet Dogs Finds

New Curtin University research into the overlooked environmental impact of pet dogs has found far- reaching negative effects on wildlife, ecosystems and climate.

10 Apr 2025

Sharjah Breaks Global Record in Nutrition Quality Thanks to Innovative Food Techniques

Sharjah, a leading hub for innovation and excellence in the United Arab Emirates, is making a significant contribution to global food security and sustainability by producing an innovative wheat variety with an unprecedented protein content of 19.3%—the highest recorded worldwide.

8 Apr 2025