Our ocean feeds the world
Fisheries face challenges that could mean the loss of food and jobs for billions. World leaders will meet at the Our Ocean conference, September 15–16.
The air was so dirty kids couldn’t play outside. Today, this...
Air quality in California cities improved through strong policies, technology and local collaborative action.
U.S. trains Kenyan pilots to fight poachers more effectively
A U.S. grant will train Kenya Wildlife Service pilots to fly gyroplanes in their fight against poaching, a major source of funding for terrorism.
Pacific garbage soup is entering the food chain. Why you should...
A massive amount of the world’s garbage has found its way to the central Pacific Ocean. Ocean pollution is an urgent issue; learn more.
To protect the planet, we can all do our part
You may not think your actions can help stop global warming, but they can. So what can you do?
Nuclear power’s growing role in a clean energy future
A new U.S.-backed initiative is promoting innovative ways to integrate nuclear power into carbon-free and renewable energy systems.
Why should we help conserve wildlife?
Every year, thousands of animal species become extinct. Animals that once roamed the Earth in abundance are permanently disappearing from our planet at a...
This tech tool helps communities prep for climate change
Cities around the world are getting granular with climate data, using a new tool called PREP to prepare for the local effects of climate change.
Sanctuaries save the creatures of the sea
Marine sanctuaries protect nature while allowing people to use the waters sustainably. On World Ocean Day, read about U.S. marine sanctuaries.