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Speed down a highway outside of Beijing, China and chances are you’ll spot more cars without tailpipes than you can count.  

Hundreds of thousands of people worldwide marked the International Day of Zero Waste, which spotlighted solutions to the mounting environmental and social problems caused by the fashion and textile sector.  

In Kochi, a major port on India’s western coast known as the “Queen of the Arabian Sea,” a dense network of rivers, creeks and canals was once the lifeline of the city.

When designer Batoul Al-Rashdan tells people she makes clothes out of ground olives and onion peels, some look at her with raised eyebrows. 

At first, the satellite image of Lake Titicaca, which sits high in the Andes Mountains on the border between Bolivia and Peru, looks normal.

Oleg Zaitsev strides across a factory floor in Almaty, Kazakhstan as a row of workers sort through old circuit boards and worn televisions. The 59-year-old is the managing director of a company that recycles used electronics.  

As the sun rises over the hills of Kigali, taxi driver Imigambi Jouyese powers up her bright red electric motorcycle.

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In the unusually hot summer of 2016, a bacterium that causes anthrax killed more than 2,500 reindeer in Siberia’s remote Yamal Peninsula, according to

This year’s World Environment Day on 5 June, the 50th anniversary of one of the largest global platforms for environmental public outreach, saw millions of people from around the world

Karina Khatic has seen firsthand the misuse of pharmaceuticals and the antimicrobial resistance (AMR) they can cause.

In a Nairobi hotel last week, models strode down a runway to promote the idea of reuse in fashion.

Taxi driver Chanjira Ruangchan is weaving her electric motorcycle through the crowded streets of downtown Bangkok when she spots what looks like a bank of airport lockers.   

It started with a purple blob on a computer screen in Paris, France.

Methane Alert and Response System issued 1,200 notifications over major emissions; only 15 prompted responses Plugged methane leaks in Algeria, Nigeria addressing emissions equivalent to around one million cars annually

Findings from the new Global Nitrous Oxide Assessment (N₂O) warns that without urgent action on rising N₂O emissions, there is no viable pathw

More than a billion people in Africa walk or cycle for almost an hour daily, yet 74% of assessed roads lack footpaths, and 92% have no crossings The Pan African Action Plan for Active Mobility (PAAPAM), developed with dir

The world has mismanaged its freshwater reserves for decades, hampering progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).