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Record solar growth keeps China’s emissions falling in first half of 2025
Given the surge in solar capacity in the first half, China is on track for a fall in emissions in 2025.
How Dordrecht is shaping the future of flood-resilient cities
For other cities, having access to a working model, with documented challenges and successes, can shorten the learning curve dramatically.
This Fijian village is pioneering climate-resilient infrastructure through ‘regenerative art’
New artworks will meet the village’s electricity and water needs while serving as vibrant public spaces rooted in cultural tradition.
How this ‘living shoreline’ project is bolstering climate resilience
The Franklin-98 Living Shoreline Project “offers a scalable, replicable model for climate resilience” amid intensifying storms.
These African cities are speeding up the shift to bike-friendly streets
Ethiopia’s capital has built more than 60 km of walkways and protected cycle tracks, with plans to expand the network further.
China’s emissions decline amid clean energy surge
China’s could see substantial absolute emissions reductions over the next five years, according to this analysis for Carbon Brief.
How Wales is building a sharing economy through its ‘libraries of things’
Wales has 28 ‘libraries of things’ dotted across the country. These facilities allow community members to borrow rather than buy.
Michigan explores solar power on contaminated brownfield sites
A 120MW solar array on a long-vacant mining operation in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula was met by residents with little controversy.
The UK’s grid operator on the next steps to a clean electricity system
In 2024, 50% of the nation’s electricity came from renewable sources as wind became the biggest contributor.
How satellite monitoring is being used to boost solar output
As solar technology rapidly advances, so does the need to ensure its performance remains consistently high across diverse environments.