Sep 27, 2026 | Climate Science
Climate literacy is vital in the global fight against the climate crisis [1]. It enables individuals to understand Earth’s climate system, recognize our influence on it, evaluate scientific information, and make informed decisions amid ecological upheaval [1,...
Sep 26, 2026 | Climate Science, Food & Agriculture
Water is the first condition of survival. It moves through our bodies, farms, cities, wetlands, and economies. Only about 2.5% of water on Earth is freshwater, most of which is locked in ice or stored underground. Rivers, which supply much of the freshwater societies...
Sep 26, 2026 | Climate Science
IntroductionFootball continues to be the most-watched sport worldwide, boasting 3.5 billion loyal fans across different television platforms [1]. As football continues to grow on a global stage, its environmental impact grows alongside the sport with an increasing...
May 28, 2026 | Climate Science
Climate change is fundamentally an anthropogenic problem: the large-scale environmental challenges humans currently face are driven by our collective behaviours on both an industrial and individual level [1, 2]. Over the last three decades, awareness of climate change...
May 24, 2026 | Climate Science, Technology
Background Microplastics, loosely defined as any fragment of plastic between one nanometer and five millimeters in diameter, have managed to permeate almost every corner of the globe [2]. They most commonly originate from one of two sources: the breakdown of...
Mar 13, 2026 | Climate Science
The second decade of the 21st century has proven to be “interesting” for the climate movement to say the least. We have gone from witnessing explicit climate denial by certain actors, to now seeing those very same actors employ creative ways to delay...
