Living With River Tides and Disasters
The river has shaped the lives of couple Rahim and Jahanar Gazi. The bond that has been in the interface between nature and man, governed by the tide of the river, is...
An Ocean Nation is Turning Toward Renewable Energy Offshore
The Norway coastline is one of the longest in the world. The marine areas of Norway are more than five times as large as the land. Many thousands of Norwegians spend...
Environmental Change and Development
The earth has entered a period of changes that differs from previous episodes of global change in the extent to which it is human in origin. To explain or predict the...
Plant a Tree to Fight the Global Warming
Forests grow stronger and therefore block more carbon. By planting more trees, we can get rid of more and thus reduce the carbon in the atmosphere.
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Responsibility, Creativity, and Resourcefulness give Sustainable Thinking
Sustainable thinking is connected with responsibility, creativity,...
Environmental Sustainability and Decent Work
Economic development, social protection policies and labour market institutions have brought improvements in decent work in many parts of the world. Current...
Why is Ocean Important?
A changing climate means a changing ocean. While the full impacts of climate change on the...
Climate Tipping Points
Evidence suggests that several elements of the climate system could be tipped into a different state by global warming, causing irreversible economic damages (1).
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Developing Countries are Scaling up Climate Technology Action
A key factor in tackling the climate crisis involves the widespread development and use of climate technologies, with technical...
Can a Little Pigeon Teach Our World Something?
Over 100 years ago a little brown passenger pigeon named Martha died in the Cincinnati Zoo. She was the last of her breed. Just like that, in an instant, a bird...