Weekly plant learning and botanical cross stitch patterns. A stitched herbarium for cultivating relationships with plants. Click to read "Who grows here?", by Katharine Zywert, a Substack publication....

The Lancet Countdown works to ensure that health is at the centre of how decision makers understand and respond to climate change.

One Health still suffers from the lack of commitment of environmental sectors and disciplines, but benefits from international recognition and the capacity to mobilize intersectoral collaboration,…

The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation celebrates two decades of climate action. Three environmental visionaries were honored for breakthroughs in coral reef research, wave energy innovation, and indigenous community advocacy. #Sustainability #ClimateAction #PlanetaryHealth #EnvironmentalHero #Monaco

As global warming is on track to exceed 1.5°C, what could this mean for human health? Join IIASA and Wellcome on 4 November for a webinar exploring the health risks of climate overshoot, why some impa...

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This year’s ceremony also marked the Foundation’s 20th anniversary and brought together nearly 400 scientists, innovators, partners and environmental leaders. The Foundation recognized CorPower Ocean for its pioneering efforts to unlock the potential of wave energy by tackling storm resilience and establishing wave power as a competitive, reliable source of clean electricity. The other 2026 laureates are Kenyan coral reef scientist Dr David Obura and Chadian Indigenous rights and climate advocate Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim. Established in 2008, the Planetary Health Awards recognise outstanding contributions in science, awareness and innovation that support the protection of the planet and advance solutions to challenges including climate change, biodiversity loss and sustainable resource management. Previous laureates include Sir David Attenborough, Jane Goodall, Johan Rockström, John Kerry and Leonardo DiCaprio. The award follows another milestone in CorPower Ocean’s commercialization. In July 2026, its wave energy converter became the first in the world to receive a DNV Prototype Certificate under DNV-SE-0120, a key step towards bankability and large-scale deployment. Founded in 2012, CorPower Ocean develops wave energy converters designed to withstand the ocean’s most powerful storms while efficiently generating electricity from everyday waves. The company’s technology has demonstrated its resilience in Atlantic conditions, successfully enduring storm...

Johan Rockström, an internationally known scientist on global sustainability and Earth resilience, speaks passionately about how the Earth is rapidly...

The Planetary Boundaries describe the interconnected Earth-system processes that must remain within safe limits to preserve the planet’s stability and resilience. Seven of the nine Planetary Boundaries are now transgressed, with ocean acidification the latest to breach its boundary in 2025. All seven are now at their highest recorded levels of transgression. The seven transgressed boundaries are: climate change, change in biosphere integrity, land system change, freshwater change, modification of biogeochemical flows, introduction of novel entities, and ocean acidification. Only the stratospheric ozone depletion and atmospheric aerosol loading boundaries have shown improvement over the last decade. However, the authors caution that global progress may mask unsafe aerosol levels persisting in some regions. “The diagnosis is unambiguous. Pressure is rising across every Planetary Boundary already outside the safe operating space. It means that the risk of large-scale, persistent and potentially irreversible change is increasing, while our margin for error in tackling these problems is shrinking,” commented Boris Sakschewski, lead author of the report. “We do not have the luxury of time, but we do have the knowledge, capacity and solutions to change course. Accelerating action to return to the safe operating space across all Planetary Boundaries is essential to protect lives...