Aimed at refugees, fences are threatening European wildlife
A flood of migrants from the Middle East and Africa has prompted governments in the Balkans to erect hundreds of miles of border fences.
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Smog listing as ‘meteorological disaster’ causes controversy
Beijing's lawmakers are considering listing smog as a meteorological disaster in the drafting of an amendment, but the move has been questioned as smog is not seen as naturally occurring.
How to rehab our soil for a changing climate
"Climate is changing. Food and agriculture must too."
A drive to save Saharan oases as climate change takes a toll
From Morocco to Libya, the desert oases of the Sahara's Maghreb region are disappearing as temperatures rise and rainfall decreases.
The auto industry’s bumpy ride towards sustainability
Years ago, I used to rant in this blog about how Americans said they wanted to buy greener cleaning products....
How tracking product sources may help save world’s forests
Global businesses are increasingly pledging to obtain key commodities only from sources that do not contribute to deforestation.
Inside the world’s greenest, smartest office space
It knows where you live, what car you drive and shortly, it'll remember how you like your coffee.
Pass offsets onto consumers? It works for Amazon, Netflix and Uber
Reducing the carbon footprint of what we buy isn’t easy, but the opportunity for impact is substantial
Reclaiming the Watch List
Professor Watchlist faces challenge from Watchlist Redux, where being named is intended as a badge of honor and where "radical" applies to Socrates, Jesus and Alan Turing, as well as those singled out today.
The reality behind the Climate Reality project
Globalization creates winners and losers.
