As nations add more solar and wind power to their electricity grids, battery storage is emerging as one of the fastest-growing energy technologies.

Social media has become one of the primary ways Generation Z (ages 18 to 27) learns about the world—including environmental issues.

The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2026 paints a nuanced picture of humanity’s relationship with environmental risk.

Global tropical forests are under intense pressure from a combination of agricultural expansion, wildfires, and land-use change. The latest analysis from the World Resources Institute’s Global Forest Review and Global Forest Watch platform shows that while some recent progress has been made, overall trends remain far off track from global goals to halt deforestation by 2030.

March 2026 marked an extraordinary moment in US climate history, with record-breaking warmth, widespread drought, and stark regional contrasts. According to the NOAA National Climate Report (March 2026), the month set new benchmarks for temperature and dryness, alongside climate variability across the country.