A Fijian coastal village is successfully adapting to climate change through community-led initiatives including aquaculture projects, mangrove replanting, and marine conservation efforts, demonstrating local resilience against rising seas and declining fish stocks.

A new glass coating developed by Rice University researchers reflects heat while resisting environmental damage, potentially reducing building energy consumption by nearly 3% across billions of square feet of windows installed annually.

Urban rewilding projects have successfully reintroduced native animals like beavers, hornbills, and platypuses back to city environments, helping restore ecosystems while reconnecting people with nature.

A groundbreaking meta-analysis by Lund University scientists reveals that nocturnal pollinators like moths are equally effective as daytime pollinators in 90% of plant species studied, highlighting the need for broader conservation approaches.

New research shows that presenting climate data as binary information helps people better grasp climate change impacts, making gradual environmental shifts feel more tangible and urgent.

Life-sized animal puppets from ‘The Herds’ art initiative have embarked on a 12,400-mile journey across 20 cities to raise climate crisis awareness through emotional connection rather than scientific facts.