Urban heat doesn’t stop at the surface. As concrete warms the ground beneath cities, scientists say it may subtly alter stresses on shallow faults — with implications for small earthquakes and urban resilience.

A literal fire at the venue served as a grim metaphor for a summit that produced little more than a marketing brochure. By sidestepping the meat and fossil fuel industries, the conference effectively surrendered to the 'might is right' mentality while the 1.5°C target slips out of reach.

Long, invisible streams of moisture called atmospheric rivers transport immense volumes of water vapour around the planet. They nourish ecosystems and refill reservoirs—but in a warming world, they’re also becoming more intense, destructive and unpredictable.

Weakening Atlantic and Indian Ocean circulations, alongside persistent heat domes and Pacific climate swings, are intensifying droughts, undermining crops and water supplies and putting millions at risk of hunger worldwide.

From hornets that can wipe out entire hives in under two hours to wasps that hollow bees from within, invasive predators are undermining apiculture worldwide.

Born from wildfire heat, pyrocumulonimbus clouds unleash lightning, fierce winds, and towering smoke plumes. As the climate warms, these explosive storm systems are becoming ever more frequent and deadly.

From bioenergy to oil recovery, construction materials to clean fuel… here are four ways to utilise carbon dioxide.

In Nepal, majestic national parks thrive as sanctuaries for wildlife, but for the local communities grappling with restricted access, human rights abuses and the stark reality of living on the edge of wilderness, the path to harmonious coexistence remains fraught with challenges.

As the effects of climate change continue to worsen, learn about four groundbreaking engineering solutions that are providing hope for a more sustainable future.

The bioeconomy offers a promising solution for mitigating climate change and promoting sustainability, but only with smart policy interventions.

A multifaceted approach to mitigating the negative impacts of global warming and human activities on ecosystems

Rising global temperatures, energy insecurity, and geopolitical tensions are pushing nations to adopt sustainable, home-grown solutions. By combining renewable power, advanced storage methods, clean fuels, and nuclear energy, countries can decarbonise while safeguarding their energy supply.

Forest fires are accelerating at a staggering pace. Here are four measures that, if implemented, could help us prevent forest fires and protect pristine ecosystems.

The water crisis is a humongous issue that affects everyone. But what are some ways we could reduce humanity's overexploitation of water?

Internal combustion engines may be at the heart of the pollution caused by our daily transportation vehicles. But how can we avoid them and are there any alternatives?

In the backdrop of global warming, habitat loss and outbreak of zoonotic diseases merely ecosystem conservation would not prove sufficient unless bolstered by environmental remediation and restoration.

As life-sustaining water dwindles, the oceans are rising due to the melting ice caps that are warming because of climate change. Indeed, for many of us, it may well be a case of there being water everywhere, with not a drop of it to drink!