Coal Power Generation Faces Decline Despite New Projects in Asia
Global coal generation has dipped while new projects rise, with China and India leading capacity growth but facing renewable energy competition.
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India's Bold Shift: Industrialization Powered Primarily by Solar Energy
India is on track to become a leader in solar energy, with ambitious plans for solar infrastructure that could redefine its industrial economy.
Reflecting on Two Decades of Environmental Journalism at Yale Environment 360
Roger Cohn reflects on his two decades leading Yale Environment 360, celebrating achievements while emphasizing the ongoing need for environmental journalism.
Illegal Gold Mining and the Malaria Crisis Among the Yanomami of the Brazilian Amazon
Illegal gold mining in Brazil's Amazon has led to a significant increase in malaria cases among the Yanomami people, compounding their existing health struggles.
Highlights from the 2026 Environmental Photography Awards
The 2026 Environmental Photography Awards reveal powerful images showcasing the intersection of beauty and human impact on nature across five categories.
Cuba’s Energy Crisis Sparks a Rapid Shift to Solar Power
Amid U.S. fuel shortages, Cuba sees a significant surge in solar energy adoption, driven by imported panels and new government projects.
Revitalizing the Everglades: The Picayune Strand Restoration Project
The Picayune Strand Restoration Project marks a significant step in the ongoing effort to revive South Florida's Everglades ecosystem, restoring natural water flow and improving bi...
New Leadership Set to Drive Sustainable Change at Architecture 2030
Architecture 2030 has formed a new Board of Directors committed to sustainability, with leaders ready to guide transformative initiatives in the built environment.
Advancing Climate Action Through Landscape Architecture: Insights from the ASLA's LA2040 Plan
The ASLA's LA2040 Climate + Biodiversity Action Plan seeks to empower landscape architects to achieve zero net emissions and enhance urban biodiversity by 2040.