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A recent report by the World Resources Institute found that 33 nations will have extremely high water stress in the coming decades.

Ten years after the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina, the City of New Orleans is trying to create a more resilient and equitable city,

Sea life is in serious peril from over-fishing, pollution and rising temperatures due to climate change, environmental analysts report. As the oceans suffer, so will we.

Millions of people and billions of dollars depend on healthy oceans, but human actions create complex interactions that endanger oceans

Fertility rates in Africa will become the main driver of global population growth in this century, according to the latest estimates by the United Nations

Increasing energy efficiency in the home may boost life expectancy and health

In addition to greenhouse gas emissions, the water used to grow the food we throw away is greater than the water used by any single nation on the planet.

Misconceptions about climate-induced migration could lead to inadequate support for affected populations.