Nature-based solutions and the circular water economy offer innovative paths to sustainable, low-emission urban water management.
Year: 2025
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Philippines Finds Natural Hydrogen – A Clean Energy Potential
Hydrogen seepage findings in the Philippines may boost efforts to develop a domestic and renewable hydrogen economy.
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Britain’s Plan to Create Warmer, More Energy-Efficient Homes
Soaring energy prices and poor housing conditions drive the UK to invest in warmer, more energy-efficient homes.
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Climate Change Affects Mental Health in Australia
A Nature study finds that climate change could increase mental health disorders by nearly 50% by 2050, especially among youth in Australia.
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Sustainable Development Report Focuses on Gran Chaco’s Status
Gran Chaco’s deforestation crisis may be reversed through sustainable development strategies backed by the World Economic Forum.
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Manure-Linked Contamination Affects 6,000 US Water Systems
Dangerous contaminants from manure are compromising water safety for nearly one-third of the US population.
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Public-Private Unity Key to Wider Early Warning Systems Coverage
Stronger public-private collaboration can significantly broaden the reach and effectiveness of early warning systems.
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Accelerated Subsidence in Hawaii Escalates Coastal Flood Risks
Accelerated land subsidence in Hawaii is worsening sea level rise, prompting early action to address coastal flood risks. Read to learn more.
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NZ Weather and Climate Study Offer Adaptation Solutions
A five-year climate change study from Victoria University highlights urgent risks from extreme events in NZ and outlines key recommendations.
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Why Local-Led Restoration Works Best in the Amazon and Beyond
Locally-led land restoration efforts in the Amazon are proving more effective than government or NGO-led initiatives.