Olivia is a freelance reporter for EcoWatch.
According to Yale physicist Joshua Studholme, the 21st Century's tropical cyclones are expected to appear in a wider range of latitudes; this has not occurred for 3 million years.
The Arctic region continues to warm twice as fast as the rest of the planet according to the annual report from the NOAA-led Arctic Program.
There may be more microplastic pollution in soil than in the ocean, with the UN's FAO calling for decisive action to reduce the use of plastics on farms.
Evidence suggests that wildfires could be accelerating rising temperatures in the Arctic, which is warming three times faster than the global average.
Corals off the coast of Queensland are regenerating after years of bleaching, giving scientists hope.
Around 25 percent of the world's total greenhouse gas emissions come from agriculture, and 45 countries have pledged to transition to sustainable farming.
Bleaching is when higher than average water temperatures force coral to expel the algae that provide them with nutrients and color, with 5 major events happening since 1998.
Many animals used the first months of the 2020 COVID-19 lockdowns to take over places which were once dominated by humans.
Limiting global warming to 1.5C is essential to avoiding the worst impacts of the climate crisis, a 2018 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report warned.
今年，将有5740万吨的电子垃圾被丢弃，这超过了中国长城的重量。废弃电器和电子设备回收论坛（WEEE）致力于回收电子废弃物，每吨回收废弃物可以减少两吨二氧化碳的产生。
This year, 57.4 million tonnes of electronic waste will be discarded, which outweighs the Great Wall of China. The amount of waste increases by 4% annually.
Australian scientists are using the new method of brightening clouds to keep the Great Barrier Reef cool during marine heatwaves.
Have a look at the coral reef world map. The mapping tool allows policymakers, conservationists, and the public to understand the coral reef map across the world, with the aim of protecti...
China no longer considers giant pandas an endangered species in the wild as their population has now increased to 1,800. They're classed as 'vulnerable'.
The Pine Island Glacier could collapse by the end of the decade, causing significant sea-level rise, research published in Science Advances found.
