Climate Change

People in South Sudan, Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia on brink of starvation due to violence and drought.

Ecologically inspired artificial 3D-printed reefs are hoped to be more effective than primitive artificial structures.

Reconstructing embankments on rivers in Louisiana to let sediment leave could ease the problem of the encroaching sea.

Combination of factors led to one of the worst instances of mangrove dieback ever recorded.

Robotic submarine to map movement of deep waters in abyss that plays a critical role in regulating Earth's climate.

IBTimes UK visits a drought-hit community in Tete province where charity World Vision is assisting people.

Scientists find feedback mechanism stops atmospheric CO2 from falling below a certain level.

Scientists have suggested various geoengineering projects to help limit global warming.

Team hopes ancient sediments revealed by expanding craters can teach us about what region's ecosystem looked like.

Keystone and Dakota Access pipelines were actioned in one of Trump's first acts as president.

Scientists say failure to understand this basic fact makes him incapable of running EPA.

In a wide ranging interview with IBTimes UK, Jean-Pascal Tricoire discusses his company's role in facilitating an energy efficient world.

At least 16 million people are facing hunger due to a drought that has hit several countries in southern Africa.

New species of frog has been observed in the Andean forests.

The mitigation efforts promised in the Paris Agreement could buy time for marine life to adapt to changing seas.

Limiting climate change to 2C warming still would not stop the Arctic ice from melting away.

IBTimes UK visits Tete province, where World Vision is assisting a drought-stricken population.

The competition is held in conjunction with World Wildlife Day on 3 March of which the theme is 'Listen to the Young Voices'.

The world's wildlife is under threat - but you can help.

The polar region is seen as a 'canary in the coal mine' for global climate change.

Researchers say the US should reduce its own NOx emissions further to reduce smog in the west.

The data to picture the basic structure of future societies is already available.

Bacteria are making a methane pool stretching from Panama to Mexico to the Hawaiian Islands.

Larger marine animals are expected to starve first as the seas warm and food scarcity increases.

Results have been questioned for using out-of-date data.

Interview: Liberal Democrat leader spoke to IBTimes UK at launch of new green technology drive.

Hunger spreads in Unity State as war blamed for first famine declared in any part of the world in six years.

One typhoon won't power Japan for 50 years, but a single wind turbine can provide up to 10kW.

Stop Trump Coalition and One Day Without Us movement organised joint nationwide day of action.

Coastal regions are most vulnerable to atmospheric rivers, and climate change could make them more dangerous.