Browse

Climate

Happy Eco News9 Nov, 17:45
A 24-year-old activist's campaign and legal action helped block two fracking projects in Colombia, leading to a ruling on community consent and winning her the 2026 Goldman Environmental Prize.
The Times of India9 Nov, 11:42
A Canadian ranch family's 20-year conservation effort now protects over 55,000 acres of native prairie, with auditors verifying its first grassland carbon-credit issuance under a national protocol.
uwaterloo.ca9 Nov, 09:13
Researchers developed a plant-based coating for paper coffee cups that resists breakdown in boiling water, avoiding microplastic shedding, while using less paper and improving recyclability compared to plastic-lined cups.
Good Good Good8 Nov, 23:50
What a historic 'blue wave'' midterm means for climate action
Global Voices8 Nov, 09:12
Beyond the beaches: The Dominican Republic and the global debate over deep-sea mining
Happy Eco News8 Nov, 06:55
A floating 6-megawatt solar array with 9,220 panels covers 12 acres of an Ohio reservoir, cutting evaporation, algal blooms, chemical treatments and dust while benefiting cold-water fish.
yahoo.com7 Nov, 22:30
Solar power supplied about three-quarters of the global increase in electricity demand in 2025, exceeding earlier forecasts for renewable growth.
Grist7 Nov, 15:35
Democrats gained full control of state government in Arizona, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, clearing the way for clean energy plans including 100% clean electricity in Wisconsin, community solar in Pennsylvania and more solar and battery investment in Arizona.
Global Voices7 Nov, 03:09
How people in Montenegro are making their country cleaner
Mongabay6 Nov, 12:05
As loggerhead turtles spread west, Mediterranean beach resorts learn to share the sand
South China Morning Post6 Nov, 07:28
Restoration of a former mining area in Handan, China, raised forest cover from 16% to 96% after over 800,000 trees were planted, creating Zishan Park with pink muhly grass fields and boardwalks.
Common Earth6 Nov, 06:19
A man's tree-planting effort along São Paulo's degraded Tiquatira stream led to the city's first linear park in 2007, growing to 25,000 trees by 2020 with an 88% survival rate, reducing erosion and retaining 40% of heavy rainfall.
Carbon Brief6 Nov, 04:37
China's quarterly carbon dioxide emissions fell 3% year on year, the largest drop since the Covid-19 pandemic.
Yale Climate Connections5 Nov, 17:03In Spanish
Oigan, políticos: está bien hablar sobre el cambio climático
Yale researcher Jennifer Carman says Latino voters, among the most climate-concerned US demographics, shifted sharply toward Democrats in midterms, with 69% of the Latino vote and 92% backing heat-protection laws.
Mongabay5 Nov, 16:28
Amazon mapping shows cacao expansion without deforestation in Brazil
Yale E3605 Nov, 13:04
China's mangrove forests have more than doubled since 1998, growing from 26,000 to 70,000 acres, while recorded bird species in them rose from 148 to 397.
Energía Futura5 Nov, 09:56
Battery storage supplied 7.9% of Chile's electricity in September, up 216% from a year earlier, and planned capacity of 11.3 GW would exceed all coal and gas plants combined.
ETEnergyworld.com5 Nov, 08:57
India's renewable energy capacity has passed 300 gigawatts, with the IEA estimating $100 billion saved in avoided fossil fuel imports.
Yale Climate Connections5 Nov, 06:59
Some states now recognize climate-literate students
Good News Network4 Nov, 14:30
Brazil Expands Protected Area for ‘One of the Richest and Most Sensitive Biomes on the Planet’
NASA4 Nov, 10:00
NASA, NOAA Track 2026 Antarctic Ozone Hole
Yale Climate Connections4 Nov, 06:59
Climate resources taken offline under Trump now back online
Positive News4 Nov, 05:47
Who needs a golden ticket? The race to future-proof chocolate
Mongabay4 Nov, 05:23
Artificial mangrove roots offer temporary shield for Thailand’s eroding coastline
Mongabay4 Nov, 04:19
How a ‘living breakwater’ in Hawai‘i aims to create coral habitat and protect coastline
Nature3 Nov, 17:51
A UN climate report finds global greenhouse gas emissions held roughly flat or dipped slightly in 2025 and projects a 5-8% reduction by 2030, with larger cuts possible as clean energy expands.
theguardian.com3 Nov, 17:36
Brazil published what it calls the first global roadmap for phasing out fossil fuels ahead of the Cop30 climate summit.
Mongabay3 Nov, 10:28
UN recognizes ongoing restoration work inside Ethiopia’s Desa’a forest amid conflict
Yale Climate Connections3 Nov, 06:59
An Ohio city is raising about $100,000 a year for solar through a carbon fee
Mongabay2 Nov, 16:04
Diverse forests can better withstand extreme weather events, study finds. Here’s why
Mongabay2 Nov, 12:13
Zanzibar’s seaweed farmers see better future through science and partnership (commentary)
theguardian.com2 Nov, 10:49
An English working farm raised its bird population 145% since 1992 through wildlife-friendly farming methods, while UK farmland bird numbers fell 23% overall.
WHYY2 Nov, 10:19
A Bucks County, Pennsylvania company has developed a process to produce jet fuel from captured air, part of a wave of carbon-capture fuel technology.
The Revelator2 Nov, 10:00
When ‘After’ Means Alive
Eos2 Nov, 08:09
Building the Cities of Tomorrow with Living Materials
Electrek2 Nov
Electric trucks made up 50.3% of heavy truck sales in China in September, with 33,100 sold that month, displacing an estimated 230,000 barrels of diesel daily.
Ember1 Nov, 19:03
Global battery storage additions grew from 9.5 GW in 2021 to 108 GW in 2025, reaching the 100 GW annual milestone faster than solar or wind did.
ECOticias.com1 Nov, 18:33
A reserve in Rio de Janeiro state has planted 1 million native seedlings and reintroduced lowland tapirs, absent since 1914, with about 25 now living in the restored Atlantic Forest helping spread seeds.
Grist1 Nov, 16:30
A New Mexico wind project with over 900 turbines now sends clean electricity 550 miles across the Southwest, powering more than 1 million homes and generating more electricity than the Hoover Dam.
ECOticias.com31 Oct, 18:43
A former 105 acre golf course in Massachusetts is being restored to wetlands and forest, with crews rebuilding a stream, adding beaver-style dams, and a $2.8 million grant funding 7,000 new trees and shrubs.