Climate Change

Photo Link: The Future Depends on Sustainable Cities Majority-wise cities have become synonymous with being overpopulated, cramped, noisy, crime-ridden, and polluted. Approximately 70% of global carbon emissions currently originate from cities themselves, and

With the UK having finally left the European Union on the 31st of January 2020, the door is now open for Boris Johnson and his cabinet to strike independent trade deals with other

In recent years, carbon offsets have become an increasingly popular mechanism to neutralize a consumer’s carbon emissions in the online shopping and aviation industries. The process involves calculating the value of one’

How we're applying geoengineering to global warming.

The global fashion industry is having a catastrophic impact on the environment. This industry is the cause of significant carbon emissions, water pollution, natural resource depletion, and enormous waste generation. In fact, according

Among the most pressing issues that humanity faces in the 21st century is global warming. With the potential to worsen natural disasters such as floods and droughts, global warming is currently poised to

Is vegetarianism truly better for the environment? Perhaps not. What are the other factors that go into domestic food production?

Proactive management of climate change efforts can produce significant economic and social benefits to firms.

Emergency management and resilience is more critical than ever with the increase in natural disasters and events around the world

The recent wildfires in Northern California will have a significant impact on the local and state economy as the region begins to rebuild.

Through the separation of economic and political policy, China has been able to achieve strong growth through free market economic policies.

The average human generates over 1.5 tons of trash a year, learn how to minimize your impact with a few short tips.

Innovating and improving existing transit infrastructure can significantly reduce urban carbon footprints.