China continues to use ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons

Network Nature: The Place of Nature in the Digital Age

How do people avoid the stresses of the digital age?

Land Bridges: Ancient Environments, Plant Migrations, and New World Connections

Land bridges are the causeways of biodiversity.

Food and Nutrition Security in Southern African Cities

Urban population growth is extremely rapid across Africa 

Our Oldest Task – Making Sense of Our Place in Nature

This is a book about nature and culture. 

Incidence of childhood cancer has increased: Lancet study

The study also revealed cancer occurrence in adolescents

Why zebra refused to be saddled with domesticity

They look like stripey horses – so why don't we ride them?

Damming biodiversity

Tidal stress linked to strong earthquakes, says study

The odds of large earthquakes occurring are higher during large tidal stress periods

Cyclone on air

Bangladesh's fisherfolk tune in to community radios to prepare for cyclones

Eye drops could dissolve cataracts, finds study

Drops first tested on rabbits and dogs

Two million feral cats to be killed to save Australian wildlife

An estimated US $4.8 million to be spent on culling the cats

Clue found to strange link between swine flu vaccine and narcolepsy

The immune system may have misidentified a protein in the vaccine

Adani Group denies it is pulling out of Australia’s latest coal project

But speculation over the group’s future role in the project continues

Day 1 of World Health Assembly highlights why WHO is crucial for universal health

How the World Bank ico-opts NGOs

Is the World Bank really working for the people?

Simply Put: Destination Jamnagar

COM2024: Africa’s massive debt hurdle for development, ministers call for global financial architecture overhaul

Debt interest payments taking away large portion of revenue that could help achieve Sustainable Development Goals

Simply Put: The mystery of Earthlings

‘The Congo more climate-resilient than Amazonia? Jury is still out’

Down To Earth speaks to Elsa Ordway from UCLA about a 10-year study on the ecology of tropical forests in the Congo Basin and other parts of …

Extraction of raw materials could rise 60% by 2060 – and making mining ‘greener’ won’t stop the damage

The United Nations’ flagship Global Resources Outlook report, out on February 26, is the portrait of a juggernaut

We once killed 600,000 koalas in a year. Now they’re Australia’s ‘teddy bears’. What changed?

As many as 800,000 koalas were killed in Queensland in 1927 before the government reversed course

The 21st century lore of Atacama

A never before weather experience in Atacama Desert in Chile in 2017 was not a freak development, but part of a planetary level change sweeping …

Oil price shocks have a long history, but today’s situation may be the most complex ever

Three developments prior to Russia's attack on Ukraine had traders worried about looming scarcity

Refugees are living longer in exile than ever before, with complex consequences for them and their host communities

Without any systematic solutions to deal with migration and refugees, refugees continue to forge ahead without a clear direction.