When harrow met solar: U.S. land-use competition heats up
Historically, farmland could be used for solar or for farming - not both. But that could change
California wildfire survivors face new challenge: rebuilding
Insurance losses for the recent California wildfires are estimated at $10-$15 billion
Brazil jungle school crowned world's best new building
The 'Children Village' complex, deep in the Tocantins region, will house 540 children in new dormitories
Suing the World Bank Group to save its mission
Indian farmers and fishermen are suing the World Bank Group over the environmental and health impacts of a coal-fired power plant project
After Alaska's 'Burning Man for salmon', fishermen wary of mine proposal outcome
This week, Alaska will vote on an initiative that would set stricter regulations for infrastructure projects that affect salmon habitats
Sleeping beauties: Artist revives Lebanon's abandoned historic buildings
British artist Tom Young is on a mission to revive Lebanon's historic buildings and the memories they hold
After warding off mass tourism, Hong Kong's last fishing village faces climate threats
Scientists say extreme weather could in decades make Tai O uninhabitable
On your bike? Africa in a jam as 'poor man's transport' ignored
Experts are keen to increase cycling across the continent as it could reduce traffic jams and air pollution and enable more people to get around their cities, improving job opportunities
Marked for demolition? Ugandans on pipeline route fear land loss
The government is set to take about half of the land in the area to build the world's longest electrically heated oil pipeline from northwest Uganda to Tanzania, leaving locals worried
Quem são os donos dos rios do Brasil? Transporte e energia disputam uso da água
A crescente escassez de água provocou uma disputa de quem tem mais direito de explorar as águas dos rios no país