A new global study has revealed that permafrost is degrading across the globe at an unprecedented rate, with some mountain regions experiencing active layer thickening at more than 36cm per year.
The Big Interview: Black Eyed Peas’ Apl.de.ap on Philippines coconut rewilding
The multi-award winning music icon sits down with Environment Journal to talk about his plans to plant 1 million coconut trees across his Philippine homeland, alongside 400 million intercropping species.
Chemicals banned 50 years ago still widely detected across Europe
Chemicals banned or restricted as long ago as the 1970s are still being detected across European ecosystems, highlighting the long-term environmental legacy of substances once widely used in consumer and industrial products.
Any solar panel recycling boom must be globally inclusive
A new study has warned that the world is rapidly heading toward a solar panel waste crisis and, without urgent action, the heaviest burden will fall on developing countries least equipped to handle it.