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This is how Copenhagen is planning to be the first carbon-neutral capital
Over 70 major cities have pledged to stop using fossil fuels by 2050.
Over 70 major cities have pledged to stop using fossil fuels by 2050.
Kayaking along canals to pick up your groceries, walking a few minutes to the metro station, or cycling down pedestrianised streets to meet the neighbours: if you want to live in Copenhag...
A warming planet will see larger swarms of hungrier insects chomp through millions more tons of rice, maize and wheat crops globally by 2050, even if countries meet ambitious climate goal...
Manual labourers - which are the most prevalent in emerging economies - will be hardest hit by higher temperatures over the next 30 years.
Experts are warning that we can expect higher temperatures and more frequent heatwaves.
From the first British woman to command a naval base to the first to head spy agency MI5 and the first to become a surrogate mother, a photo exhibition has documented the achievements of ...
Digital skills are increasingly essential, as automation and technology advances, but a persistent gender gap still exists.
Rich nations are still spending $100 billion a year on fossil fuels, despite climate pledges.
Bermuda has reversed its decision last year to allow same-sex couples to marry.
Scientists have suggested we should expect more heatwaves across Europe.
Urban farms are becoming a sustainable way to feed people in the city.
A new report looks at slavery around the world.
A report by global research group WORLD Policy Analysis Center and the UCLA shows only five countries have given LGBT people equal constitutional rights.
About 3 million children and 14 million women collect water in sub-Saharan Africa, increasing their risk of sexual abuse, disease and dropping out of school.
An American charity is planning a trial, where they give poor Kenyans a guaranteed income for 10 years.