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Catastrophic mining waste failures are on the rise worldwide and on all continents.

Warming winters in the US enable the invading southern pine beetle to leave a trail of devastated trees that could stretch as far north as Canada.

As temperatures rise it may become too hot to fly, with aircraft likelier to be grounded, and more passengers more likely to lose their seats.

Governments and schools are failing to help people to recognize the best ways to cut climate change, researchers say.

A group of physical chokepoints - roads, ports and waterways - could disrupt the flow of world food trade, with drastic consequences.

The winners of an annual worldwide competition to spread clean energy have been urged to see it as a sustainability revolution.

Once seen as too remote to harm, the deep sea is facing new pressures from mining, pollution, overfishing and more.

Marine reserves can give protection against the impacts of climate change to both sea life and land-dwelling species, including humans.