• 21st Century Economic Growth Will Be Slower Than We Thought

• News You Can Use -- To Better Predict Food Crisis Outbreaks

• How to Apply Lessons from Colorado's Costliest Wildfire to Drinking Water Systems

• Financial Strain Due to COVID-19 Pandemic Took Significant Toll on Adolescent Mental Health, Researchers Find

• Water Is Critical for Success on Climate Action

• The Paris Agreement -- Better Measurement Methods Needed

• Heat Waves Driven by Climate Change Have Cost Global Economy Trillions Since 1990s

• Scientists Call for Setting Limits, Possible Moratorium on Fishing in Antarctica's Southern Ocean

• Algae-Based Food Goes Global: Scaling Up Marine Aquaculture to Produce Nutritious, Sustainable Food

• Global Hunger, Carbon Emissions Could Both Spike If War Limits Grain Exports

• Professors Call for More Research Into Climate-Change Related Threats to Civilization
• Why Some Countries Are Leading the Shift to Green Energy

• New Tool Assesses Which Countries Need COVID-19 Vaccines the Most

• Five Years After Water Crisis, 1 in 5 Flint, Michigan Residents Has PTSD

• Crop Disruption from War in Ukraine Could Increase Global Carbon Emissions, Food Prices

• Decarbonizing the Energy System by 2050 Could Save Trillions

• New Study Identifies Main Drivers of Government Investment in Clean Energy Innovation

• Growing Numbers of Native American Households in Nevada Face Plumbing Poverty, Water Quality Problems

• Will Paris Succeed? Research Assesses If Governments Will Make Pledges a Reality

• Nuclear War Would Cause a Global Famine and Kill Billions

• Global Forest Area Per Capita Has Decreased by Over 60 Percent, Study Finds

• How Nuclear War Would Affect Earth Today
• Reduction of Global Inequalities in Energy Use Necessary to Stop Climate Change

• Why Natural Gas Is Not a Bridge Technology

• Global Food Supply-Chain Issues Call for Solutions

• Climate Changes Lead to Water Imbalance, Conflict in Tibetan Plateau

• A New Data-Driven Model Could Provide a Powerful Policy Planning Tool to Combat the Nation's Opioid Crisis

• Scientists Show That at Least 44 Percent of Earth's Land Requires Conservation to Safeguard Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services

• People Must Be 'heart' Of Climate Action

• Identifying Global Poverty from Space

• A Layered Approach Is Needed to Prevent Infections from Becoming Harder to Treat

• Clinicians Grapple With Decisions in Crisis-Care Simulation

• How Would a Nuclear Winter Impact Food Production?

• Lack of Transparency Over Cost of Conservation Projects Hampers Ability to Prioritize Funds for Nature Protection

• Why Groundwater Is One of Our Most Precious Resources

• Amid War and Disease, World Happiness Report Shows Bright Spot

• Heat Stress for Cattle May Cost Billions by Century's End, Study Finds
• Relocating Farmland Could Turn Back Clock Twenty Years on Carbon Emissions, Say Scientists

• Secu气候缓解措施可能影响食物rity, Study Finds

• Climate Change: A Threat to Human Wellbeing and Health of the Planet

• Number of Wildfires to Rise by 50 Percent by 2100 and Governments Are Not Prepared, UN Experts Warn

• Government Guidelines Insufficient to Protect Freshwater Ecosystem from Salt Pollution

• Fighting Poverty Won’t Jeopardize Climate Goals

• Water Scarcity May Spur Improvements at Manufacturing Facilities

• Scientists Urge Creating Strategic Forest Reserves to Mitigate Climate Change, Protect Biodiversity

• Community of Ethical Hackers Needed to Prevent AI's Looming 'crisis of Trust'

• Does Environmental Stress Drive Migration?

• Is It Worth Trying to Sway the Most Staunch Climate Deniers?

• Smoke from Nuclear War Would Devastate Ozone Layer, Alter Climate

• Nearly 6 Million Children Are Driven Into Severe Hunger by the Hot, Dry Shifts of a Strong El Niño

• Air Pollution Caused 1.1 Million Deaths Across Africa in 2019
• Climate Change Literacy Lessons from Africa

• Systems Approach Helps Assess Public Health Impacts of Changing Climate, Environmental Policies

• To Solve Brazil's Energy and Food Crisis: Store More Water, Researchers Say

• Utilitarian Approach to Global Climate Policy Improves Equity, Environment and Wellbeing

• Over 200 Health Journals Call on World Leaders to Address 'catastrophic Harm to Health' From Climate Change

• How Much Energy Do We Need to Achieve a Decent Life for All?

• Location and Intensity of Global Threats to Biodiversity

• Pandemic and Digitalization Set Stage for Revival of a Cast-Off Idea: Personal Carbon Allowances

• Over 260,000 Kilometers of Rivers at Risk Due to Proposed Hydro Dams
• Warfare, Not Climate, Is Driving Resurgent Hunger in Africa, Says Study

• Sediments from Lake in Japan Reveal Stable Climate Led to Origin of Agriculture

• Earth's Vital Signs Worsen Amid Business-as-Usual Mindset on Climate Change

• Water Resources: Defusing Conflict, Promoting Cooperation

• Climate Change Threatens Food Security of Many Countries Dependent on Fish

• Dire Impacts Downstream of Nile River Dam: Study

• Only 17 Percent of Free-Flowing Rivers Are Protected

• Socially Just Population Policies Can Mitigate Climate Change and Advance Global Equity

• Why Climate Change Is Driving Some to Skip Having Kids

• Could Mario Kart Teach Us How to Reduce World Poverty and Improve Sustainability?

• Time to Shift from 'food Security' To 'nutrition Security' To Increase Health and Well-Being

• Jordan's Worsening Water Crisis a Warning for the World

• Visiting Water Bodies Worth Billions to Economies

• Half of Global Wastewater Treated, Rates in Developing Countries Still Lagging
• Coal and COVID-19: How the Pandemic Is Accelerating the End of Fossil Power Generation

• Pandemic Caused 'staggering' Economic, Human Impact in Developing Counties, Research Says

• Scientists to Global Policymakers: Treat Fish as Food to Help Solve World Hunger

• Identifying Canada's Key Conservation Hot Spots Highlights Problem
• Protecting the Global Food Supply Chain

• Climate Crisis Is Causing Lakes to Shrink

• Pandemic and Forthcoming Stimulus Funds Could Bring Climate Targets in Sight -- Or Not
• Droughts, Viruses and Road Networks: Trends That Will Impact Our Forests

• Temporal Crop Diversity Stabilizes Agricultural Production

• Satellite Images Confirm Uneven Impact of Climate Change

• Starved, Stuffed and Squandered: Consequences of Decades of Global Nutrition Transition

• Marine Fisheries Will Not Offset Farm Losses After Nuclear War

• Globalized Economy Making Water, Energy and Land Insecurity Worse

• Fraction of Money Earmarked for COVID-19 Recovery Could Boost Climate Efforts

• A New, Comprehensive Approach to Measure Inequality in Preventable Child Mortality
• Biggest Carbon Dioxide Drop: Real-Time Data Show COVID-19's Massive Impact on Global Emissions

• Men Less Likely to See Food as National Security Issue Amid Pandemic, Study Finds

• Broken Promises: Almost 80 Percent of Threatened Species Lack Sufficient Protection
• Trust and Income Inequality Fueling the Spread of COVID-19

• How a Toxic Chromium Species Could Form in Drinking Water
• Counties With Persistent Poverty Rates Experience Higher Rates of Cancer Deaths

• COVID-19 Shapes Political Approval Ratings

• Climate Pledges 'like Tackling COVID-19 Without Social Distancing'

• One Quarter of Prescription Drugs in Canada May Be in Short Supply

• Big Mammals at Higher Risk of Extinction in World's Poorest Countries

• Food Safety Model May Help Pandemic Management