Biodiversity, Natural Capital

The European Union – a group of 27 European countries – has made a brand new rule to ban fast fashion companies from throwing away new clothes and shoes.

In the red soils of Rwanda’s Bugesera District, 17-year-old Niyubahwe Uwacu Annick is reimagining what it means to bring power to the off-grid.

With the dominance of synthetic fabrics in fast fashion, the release of microfibers has sparked a health and environmental crisis.

Two teenagers from Europe were recently named the Global Winners of The Earth Prize, after beating six other Regional Winners […]

The Earth Prize is a worldwide competition that celebrates students who are coming up with smart, creative ways to help […]

Welcome to the A to Z Eco-Explorer, a series where we explore one environmental subject corresponding to each letter of […]

In August, hundreds of South Korean climate activists won a long court battle. The young plaintiffs had accused their government […]

Are you between 13 and 19 years old and passionate about the environment? The Earth Prize is the world’s biggest […]

With 800 sporting events, 15,000 athletes, 45,000 volunteers and 13 million meals, can the world’s biggest sporting event truly be […]

What do you see when you look up at the night sky? One hundred years ago, people could admire the […]

Nature is full of wonders. From spectacular coral reefs beneath the ocean to high mountain ranges, our planet is home […]

The climate crisis is rapidly intensifying environmental issues and extreme weather events around the world. Floods, wildfires, and droughts are […]

Climate change is the process of the Earth heating up. It describes the changes in conditions such as weather, temperature, […]

Earth is home to lots of wonderful wildlife. There are over 8 million species of plants and animals that live […]

Since the 16th century, humans have hunted elephants for their tusks. In the 19th and 20th century, elephants were so […]

Learn what coal energy is, how it becomes electricity, and why it’s harmful for the planet in the long term.  […]

Imagine this: you’re walking along a well-used, dirt footpath through woodland. There are trees above you and bushes alongside you. […]

Poaching refers to the illegal killing or capturing of wild animals, which is occurring on an enormous scale with millions […]

COVID-19 is one of the zoonotic diseases caused by bats infecting another animal, perhaps pangolins, which passed the virus to […]

A new report says that by 2040, the flow of plastic litter in the ocean will triple if nothing is […]