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Food loss and waste, across the entire food supply chain, is an enormous problem that affects our economy, food security and environment.

Damage to vulnerable infrastructure caused by climate hazards could triple by the 2020s and rise over ten-fold by the end of the century.

It may sound fanciful, but researchers say a world running on 100% renewable electricity is attainable by mid-century, or even earlier.

Natural evaporation could provide most of the electricity used by the US and also save about one fifth of the water it uses, scientists believe.

Communities are increasingly keeping climate change in mind as they plan roads, sewers and energy grids for the future.

With sufficient investment and strategic deployment, carbon dioxide removal and storage can play a key role in keeping global warming to a level we can live with.

Will outline a vision to accelerate the transition to a circular economy.

Unabated Climate Change Would Reverse the Hard-Earned Development Gains in Asia — New Report