U.S. launches anti-violence effort for indigenous women, girls
Task force aims to improve coordination and communication among federal, state and tribal authorities in response to cases of missing and murdered indigenous women and children
Migrants safeguard Italy's culinary heritage amid hostile rhetoric
Amid rising racism - from online hate speech to football fans subjecting black players to monkey chants - many Italian farmers desperate for labour have welcomed migrants
Leading LGBT+ activist found dead in Haiti
The body of Jeudy Charlot, who was 46 and led one of the Caribbean's few LGBT+ rights organizations, was found on Monday
With 'thank you' emails, polite Britons burn thousands of tonnes of carbon a year
If each adult sent one less email a day, Britain could reduce its carbon output by 16,433 tonnes - equal to more than 81,000 flights from London to Madrid
Startup helps Scottish farmers grow gourmet plants with sea water
Seawater Solutions is helping farmers on Scotland's west coast adapt to the reality of less rain by choosing salt-resistant plants and developing saltmarshes for them to grow in
World's top 20 players caused 505 tonnes of CO2 emissions - study
Non-European players travelling far for international matches racked up most air miles
OPINION: Overlooked, underused crops: an answer to our food system problems?
Globally, we are eating a smaller array of foods, resulting in diets that are less nutritious and healthy.
Energy-short South Sudan powers up - but with fossil fuels
The capital Juba has a new power plant run on diesel fuel - but backers argue it's cleaner than running the city on diesel generators
Red Cross boosts disaster-prone communities with blockchain 'cash'
The technology allows slumdwellers and rural villagers with simple mobile phones to effectively create their own local currencies to bootstrap development
Global temperature rises could bring 'destructive' effects, U.N. says
"It's going to be really, really challenging. The longer you wait, the more difficult it becomes"