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Disability Pride Month changes the negative narrative that society often perceives of disability. Here's how

Foreign direct investment (FDI) aligned with climate goals supports developing countries in their climate adaptation and mitigation efforts.

As Canada faces its worst ever wildfire season and heatwaves intensify across Europe, the US and China, what does the future hold for nature and climate?

Water is a critical resource for human survival and economic development. But it is unevenly distributed across the globe, and the demand will rise by 50% by 2050.

The Tuvalu government and UNDP are developing a Long-Term Adaptation Plan (L-TAP) to provide comprehensive national solutions to sea level rise beyond 2100.

Wildfire evacuations are chaotic and stressful. People from different backgrounds can make them more inclusive by considering their diverse experiences.

Europe spent over €1 trillion more on oil, gas, and coal in 2022 than in 2021. So is it out of the energy crisis?

Top energy news: Energy transition at risk without metals investment; Africa could benefit from energy aggregators; China imports record amounts of oil.

Education is the cornerstone of opportunity both for individuals and society, but today’s education system is not designed for tomorrow’s world. Here's how

With long-term, accurate, data on fish populations, we can make informed decisions about conservation that will help restore the biodiversity of the sea.

Abu Dhabi wants to turn the tide and see growth in mangrove habitats throughout the world, capturing huge amounts of carbon and helping to reach net zero.

Developing the metaverse could define the world’s digital future, but social value must be built-in to ensure its many potential benefits can be shared by all.

Here's what we can learn from Mongolia, one of the countries most vulnerable to climate change, with about three-quarters of its land affected by desertification.

A group of 10 experts from different perspectives collaborated in a conversation to discuss the future of global science leadership. Here are their findings.

The Maputo Protocol, a landmark treaty on women's rights in Africa, turns 20. The Protocol has been ratified by 45 African countries where it is legally binding.