Articles & Reports

FEB 29, 2016 • Article

Dr. Kinari Webb and her team are saving lives and forests in Indonesia through a very unusual incentives program.

FEB 23, 2016 • Article

Did you know that the longest traffic jam ever recorded--192 miles--occurred in São Paulo? "Not only would an expansion of the subway system increase ...

FEB 23, 2016 • Article

"Climate change is happening," writes 15-year-old Dheera Vuppala. "Nine out of ten scientists say it is. The U.S. has to deal with it, so ...

FEB 23, 2016 • Article

"I yearn to live in a society where we can be ourselves without prejudice," writes Se Bin Ahn, a South Korean student. "It is therefore ...

FEB 23, 2016 • Article

American student Annabelle Dunbar advocates for the United States and its citizens to begin a transition towards more ecologically and economically sustainable ways of living ...

FEB 23, 2016 • Article

"Sustainable development will not be easy. Yet, it is an unavoidable responsibility that is achievable with better planning, stronger policies, and effective execution," writes Indian ...

FEB 23, 2016 • Article

"I have always seen my dear country as the proverbial elephant up a tree: I do not understand how come it got there, but I ...

FEB 22, 2016 • Article

French environmentalist Claire Nouvian has devoted her life to protecting a resource that is largely a mystery to most of us: the deep sea.

FEB 22, 2016 • Article

"There is a growing skepticism of whether or not sectors of online activism are more self-interested than socially interested," writes Rimah Jaber. When and how ...

FEB 16, 2016 • Article

Urban Chinese women face mounting challenges in the contemporary era of "reprivatized womanhood." But it was not always that way.