Rather than treating residents as research subjects, a new initiative in Hermosillo, Mexico, is inviting locals to become ...

“The heat is terrible,” said Nadia, describing life in her hometown of Hermosillo, Mexico. “To get to work, we’re forced to take the bus because if you walk, you dehydrate. It’s impossible to walk.” ...

“The heat is terrible,” said Nadia, describing life in her hometown of Hermosillo, Mexico. “To get to work, we’re forced to take the bus because if you walk, you dehydrate. It’s impossible to walk.” ...

“The heat is terrible,” said Nadia, describing life in her hometown of Hermosillo, Mexico. “To get to work, we’re forced to take the bus because if you walk, you dehydrate. It’s impossible to walk.” ...

Austin, Texas, is among many U.S. cities implementing innovative clean energy solutions. Photo: Roschetzky Photography/Shutterstock Recent federal policy decisions ...

People take advantage of a public water dispenser to drink and cool off during the summer in Paris, France. Photo: DJIANN/iStock From hydration breaks during the FIFA World Cup to recent heat waves ...

Buriganga Shipyard in Dhaka, Bangladesh. As Bangladesh’s economic hub, Dhaka anchors the country’s export economy, led by the ready-made garment industry. Photo: Sohan Rahat/Unsplash There is a ...

If you are admitted to a New York City public hospital, the in-patient meal menu might surprise you: It’s filled with items like a veggie pad Thai and a Moroccan vegetable tagine. The options look so ...

In 2025, WRI and partners planted 12,000 trees in the Soweto section of Johannesburg, South Africa. Photo: Jenna Leah/WRI Soweto, Johannesburg’s largest township, faces dual climate threats from ...

Shifting more trips from driving to public transit, biking and walking can nearly double emissions reductions compared with replacing solo driving with carpooling, making active and public ...

In large and geographically diverse countries like Brazil, India and Indonesia, climate risks vary greatly across regions — from wildfire threats in forest communities to severe flooding in coastal ...

There is a pattern to how global crises unfold that receives far less attention than it deserves: A disruption originates somewhere in the architecture of global trade, energy or finance, travels ...