Hydroelectric Dams: Renewable Energy with Real Environmental Impacts
Worldwide, hydropower has been part of the energy transition for several decades. Often presented as
climate change
El Niño: When the Pacific Heats Up
Every few years, the tropical Pacific Ocean changes dramatically. Trade winds weaken, warm water moves
Floods in Southeast Asia: Why Extreme Rainfall Is Becoming a Growing Threat
Bangkok has received almost a month’s worth of rain in just a few days. Across
Blue Carbon: The Coastal Ecosystems Helping Protect Our Climate
At low tide, the tangled roots of mangrove forests slowly emerge from the mud. Just
Behind the Rice Fields, a Fragile Balance
Rice fields are among the most photographed landscapes in the world. Yet behind this peaceful