With CO2 Levels Rising, World’s Drylands Are Turning Green

By Fred Pearce

How an El Niño-Driven Drought Brought Hunger to Southern Africa

By ​Jenipher Changwanda and Freddie Clayton

In a Dammed and Diked Mekong, a Push to Restore the Flow

By Stefan Lovgren

In Mongolia, a Killer Winter Is Ravaging Herds and a Way of Life

By Zaya Delgerjargal

How a Solar Revolution in Farming Is Depleting World’s Groundwater

By Fred Pearce

‘Green Roads’ Are Plowing Ahead, Buffering Drought and Floods

By Ben Goldfarb

How Mounting Demand for Rubber Is Driving Tropical Forest Loss

By Fred Pearce

After the Storm, Malawi’s Farmers Face a Precarious Future

By ​Jenipher Changwanda and Freddie Clayton

E360 Film Contest

On the Mekong, Sand Mining Threatens the River and a Way of Life

The Biden Administration Bets Big on ‘Climate Smart’ Agriculture

By Gabriel Popkin

As Africa Loses Forest, Its Small Farmers Are Bringing Back Trees

By Fred Pearce

Lauded as Green Model, Costa Rica Faces Unrest in Its Forests

By Fred Pearce

How Indigenous People Are Restoring Brazil’s Atlantic Forest

By Jill Langlois

INTERVIEW

Amazon Under Fire: The Long Struggle Against Brazil’s Land Barons

By Jocelyn C. Zuckerman

After Comeback, Southern Iraq’s Marshes Are Now Drying Up

By Wil Crisp

In Tanzania, Carbon Offsets Preserve Forests and a Way of Life

By Fred Pearce

Salt Scourge: The Dual Threat of Warming and Rising Salinity

By Fred Pearce

In the Wake of Coup, Gold Mining Boom Is Ravaging Myanmar

By Emily Fishbein, Jaw Tu Hkawng, Nu Nu Lusan, and Jauman Naw

Why Are Nature-Based Solutions on Climate Being Overlooked?

By Fred Pearce

For the Kayapó, a Long Battle to Save Their Amazon Homeland

By Jill Langlois

Despite Warnings, a Destructive African Dam Project Moves Ahead

By Fred Pearce