The Climate Crisis and the Case for Hope →
Protesters and politicians are stepping up and fighting for the future we want. Will 2019 be remembered as a turning point? ROLLING STONE
Read MoreBungalow life: The students living sustainably on campus →
The Sustainability Bungalow at Keele University is home to students who spend a year learning to live sustainably. BBC NEWS
Read MoreU.N. plans vast urban forests to fight climate change
The U.N. plans to work with Britain's Kew Royal Botanic Gardens to grow forests in 90 cities across 30 countries in Africa and Asia. THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION
Read MorePea power: Can the humble crop save the planet? →
When Tyler Lorenzen first started to sell protein powders derived from peas he received some "odd looks". BBC NEWS
Read MoreExperts say there are 36 ways to halve global emissions by 2030 →
There's still hope if we act fast, experts write in the new Exponential Climate Action Roadmap. THE HUFFINGTON POST
Read MoreUK public asked to plant a million trees →
The Woodland Trust launches Big Climate Fightback because of government failure to meet tree planting targets. THE ECOLOGIST
Read MoreBanks worth $47 trillion adopt new U.N.-backed climate principles →
Under pressure from investors, regulators and climate activists, some big banks have acknowledged the role lenders will need to play in a rapid transition to a low-carbon economy. REUTERS
Read MoreBritain to create ÂŁ1bn fund for clean energy technology →
Britain will create a 1 billion pound ($1.25 billion) fund for scientists around the world to create and test new technology to help developing countries reduce carbon emissions, Prime Minister Boris Johnson will say on Monday. THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION
Read MoreWhy going vegetarian isn't necessarily the best diet for the planet →
Eating a mostly vegan diet that includes one animal product a day could have a lower environmental impact. THE HUFFINGTON POST
Read MoreA generation of economists helped get us into this mess. A new generation can get us out. →
The American economy has some serious, structural problems — and the economists are partly to blame. The new economics can create a more just America. VOX
Read MoreMoney is the oxygen on which the fire of global warming burns →
What if the banking, asset-management, and insurance industries moved away from fossil fuels? THE NEW YORKER
Read MoreThe five major challenges facing electric vehicles →
Encouraging more people into electric vehicles is at the heart of the UK government's efforts to tackle climate change. BBC NEWS
Read MoreU.N. honours activist who helped thousands of refugees return to Congo
In all, 850,000 Congolese have fled abroad and another 4.5 million have been forced from their homes by conflict, according to the United Nations. PLACE
Read MoreInvestors turn heat on Big Oil ahead of U.N. climate summit →
Of 50 oil and gas companies, just two - Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Repsol - are aligned with existing national emissions targets, says new assessment. THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION
Read MoreThis trans-owned beauty co-op wants to be a safe space For latinx and LGBTQ workers →
To protect workers from discrimination, the trans women of Mirror Beauty Cooperative are building a business without bosses. THE HUFFINGTON POST
Read MoreChina to tackle climate change with 'nature-based solutions' →
China said it will try to persuade other countries to support “nature-based solutions” to tackle the root causes of climate change, the country said in a position paper published ahead of a United Nations summit in New York. REUTERS
Read MoreShould we stop flying? →
Flying is a growing source of CO2 emissions. So should we stop doing it? We brought together two people with very different views. BBC NEWS
Read MoreA new bioreactor captures as much carbon as an acre of trees →
A new algae bioreactor can suck as much carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere as roughly an acre of forest — potentially giving dense cities a new weapon in the fight against catastrophic climate change. FUTURISM
Read MoreThis is what happened when two companies swapped offices—and countries →
This summer, two design studios—one in Vilnius, Lithuania, and one in Florence, Italy—swapped offices to find inspiration in a new environment. FAST COMPANY
Read MoreThe road to clean energy →
Can a climate catastrophe be avoided? The government wants the UK to cut carbon emissions to zero by 2050. Is that possible and, if yes, how? BBC NEWS
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