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Explainer: What Is Ecotourism and Why It Matters in 2023
The world has slowly become more connected over time. People take an interest in other cultures and want to experience them themselves. Traveling is an exciting part of life because it broadens your...
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Explainer: What Is the UNFCCC?
The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is an international environmental treaty aiming to prevent “dangerous” human interference with the climate system. It has...
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The Healing Power of Forest Bathing, Nature’s Remedy for Stress and Mental...
Foresting bathing is a fantastic natural way to promote relaxation and a deeper connection with the environment. Natural mental wellness remedies continue to be helpful for those who cannot find the...
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Explainer: What Is a Carbon Tax, Pros and Cons, and Implementation Around the...
With climate threats intensifying, carbon taxes have rapidly gained global momentum. This comprehensive article examines if appropriately robust carbon prices can incentivise the pace and scale of...
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Explainer: The Science Behind Atmospheric Rivers
Atmospheric rivers are essential for the transportation of precipitation occurring in the Northern and Southern Hemisphere. The rapidly changing climate is causing shifts in these long, flowing regions...
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Explainer: What Are Green Bonds?
In the face of climate change and escalating environmental challenges, the financial industry is undergoing a transformation marked by a growing commitment to sustainability. New investment standards...
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Power to the People: An Overview of Community Energy
Worldwide, citizen-led renewable energy initiatives are paving the way towards a just transition and resilient energy systems. This article provides an overview of community energy, outlining the...
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Explainer: What Is the Anthropocene?
Geologists divide time into different geological epochs, or eras, characterised by shifts in Earth’s state. The official current epoch is referred to as the Holocene, the epoch of relatively stable...
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Explainer: What Is Coral Bleaching?
Coral reefs are the world’s most diverse marine ecosystems. Despite covering only 2% of the ocean area across more than 100 countries, coral reef systems are home to 25% of all marine species. Aside...
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Explainer: What Is the Polluter Pays Principle and How Can It Be Used in...
Historically applied in environmental law, economists are increasingly exploring the polluter pays principle in climate policy to address greenhouse gas emissions. This principle is materialised...
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