Environment Stories

In a recent study assessing air quality in non-attainment cities from 2019 to 2023, a positive trend emerges, indicating substantial

A recent climate study commissioned by the World Bank Group, the world’s atmosphere is already on track for a 1.5°C temperature increase due to past and projected greenhouse gas emissions, posing a significant threat to global lives and livelihoods.

Ground Report has been there every step of the way, bringing you positive environmental news each month. Starting in 2023, we have been keeping track of all the good environmental stories each month.

A recent study has revealed a significant decline in pollinating insects due to climate change and changes in land use, posing a major threat to tropical crops such as mango, watermelon, coffee, and cocoa.

Atlantic hurricanes are now more than twice as likely to intensify rapidly due to sea surface warming, according to the paper, “Observed increases in North Atlantic tropical cyclone peak intensification rates” published Thursday in Scientific Reports.

Every year, the food industry generates massive amounts of waste, including 40 million tonnes of chicken feathers from poultry production.

A recent study explored how glaciers in the Kashmir Himalaya's Jhelum basin transform into rock glaciers, and it investigated the distribution of permafrost in the region.

A recent study published by the Wildlife Institute of India highlights the growing negative encounters between humans and animals

Study spearheaded by scientists from Colorado State University reveals that the impact of severe drought—a phenomenon predicted to become more common due to climate change—on grasslands and shrublands has been significantly underestimated.

As global warming causes sea levels to rise, younger people are moving away from the coast to inland areas, according to a study by researchers at Florida State University. This leaves older populations on the coast, leading to many problems.