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A Billion Tonnes in the Bin: Tackling the World’s Food Waste Problem
Key figures 1.05 billion tonnes of food wasted in 2022 (UNEP Food Waste Index Report 2024) About 19% of food...
The Invisible Killer: Cleaning the Air We Breathe
Key figures 99% of the world's population breathes air exceeding WHO guideline limits Outdoor and household...
Protecting the High Seas: A New Treaty for Half the Planet
Key figures The High Seas Treaty (BBNJ Agreement) entered into force on 17 January 2026 International waters cover nearly two-thirds of the ocean...
Running Dry: The Planet Is Draining Its Water Savings Account
A new UN report finds that 2025 was one of the driest years for the world’s rivers in more than three decades. With a major water summit coming in December, the pressure is on to manage water as the shared resource it is.
Vanishing Ice: The World’s Glaciers Keep Shrinking Faster
Every major glacier region on Earth lost ice in 2025, for the fourth year running. For nearly two billion people who depend on mountain water, the consequences are close at hand.
Canada’s Fire Summers: Learning to Live With a Longer, Hotter Season
The 2026 wildfire season started slowly, then exploded in July. It is the latest sign that extreme fire years have become part of Canadian life — and that prevention needs to catch up.
Reefs in Crisis: The Worst Coral Bleaching Event Ever Recorded
More than four in five of the world’s coral reefs have been hit by bleaching-level heat since 2023. Scientists are racing to buy them time.
The Amazon’s Turning Point: Deforestation Falls as Fire Becomes the New Threat
Brazil’s rainforest clearing has dropped to its lowest level in more than a decade. But drought and fire are degrading forests that are still standing — and a new global fund is betting on paying to keep trees alive.
Drowning in Plastic: Why the World Still Has No Treaty — and What Works Without One
Two rounds of ‘final’ negotiations have collapsed. As diplomats try again, cities, companies and countries are showing that plastic pollution can be cut now.
