Natural Global Resources

Emissions from land used to grow crops for food, animal feed, fiber, fuel and more, known as croplands, are often...

The United States is one of the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitters. Regulating those emissions is critical to slow climate...

We are in the midst of a great economic shift — one that will shape livelihoods and growth for decades...

Twenty years ago, the forested slopes above Alpine Acres — a small community at the source of the Weber River...

2026 is set to be another year of clashing trends in sustainable finance, particularly for emerging markets and developing countries...

Ethiopia has taken an important step toward stronger climate governance with the Climate Data Portal integrated into the National Digital...

Around the world, energy systems are undergoing rapid transformation. Rising demand, climate imperatives and technological innovation are converging to create...

Summer in Cherokee, North Carolina means many things. Hot, humid afternoons. Days spent splashing in the Oconaluftee River. Munching on...

On most mornings, Cati Ochoa walks the green corridor along the Zamora River near her home in Loja, Ecuador, before...

The center of gravity for climate progress is shifting. Increasingly, many of the countries driving the global climate transition are...