For European Wind Industry, Offshore Projects Are Booming
As Europe’s wind energy production rises dramatically, offshore turbines are proliferating from the Irish Sea to the Baltic Sea.
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The Methane riddle: What is causing the rise in emissions?
The cause of the rapid increase in methane emissions since 2007 has puzzled scientists.
On College campuses, signs of progress on renewable energy
U.S. colleges and universities are increasingly deploying solar arrays and other forms of renewable energy.
Ghost forests: How rising seas are killing Southern U.S. woodlands
A steady increase in sea levels is pushing saltwater into U.S. wetlands, killing trees from Florida to as far north as New Jersey.
African wetlands project: A win for the climate and the people?
In Senegal and other developing countries, multinational companies are investing in programs to restore mangrove forests and other wetlands that sequester carbon.
How Forensics Are Boosting Fight Against Wildlife Trade
From rapid genetic analysis to spectrography, high-tech tools are being used to track down and prosecute perpetrators of the illegal wildlife trade.
What a Trump win means for the global climate fight
Donald Trump’s ascension to the presidency signals an end to American leadership on international climate policy.
Obama’s Environmental Legacy: How Much Can Trump Undo?
Few groups were as shocked and chagrined by Donald Trump’s victory as the environmental community.
Full speed ahead: Shipping plans grow as Arctic ice fades
Russia, China, and other nations are stepping up preparations for the day when large numbers of cargo ships will be traversing a once-icebound Arctic Ocean.
With Trump, China emerges as global leader on climate
With Donald Trump threatening to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, China is ready to assume leadership of the world’s climate efforts.
