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Environmental scientist Debra Roberts on overshoot, adaptation, nuclear energy, and having reasonable expectations of climate action .

"Nepal's Air Got More Toxic During Gen-Z Protests" wins Outstanding Student Journalism Award — The Xylom's first win in the Awards

In a tourism-dependent Goa, resorts have long taken priority over residents. Now, that priority is reshaping the state’s coastline.

A group led by formerly incarcerated women spent years advocating for those trapped inside prison walls during Texas’ hot summers.

Inadequate recycling facilities mean that e-waste handling falls to Manila’s informal sector, exposing entire communities to toxins and serious health problems.

Across several states, a quiet chemical industry campaign is making it harder to hold polluters accountable.

Scientists are piecing together the factors that led to the disaster, which has also exposed gaps in cross-border information sharing on hazards in the rapidly changing Himalayas.

Series on Texas crude oil export industry wins Excellence in Science Reporting category — The Xylom's first win in the Awards

Bangladesh fashion retailer Aarong is charging for paper bags and using the proceeds for environmental projects. Its experiment offers clues about whether small interventions can change consumer behaviour.