For the past few weeks, a pilot project to combat global warming has been offering a refreshing break that is both appealing and amusing.

The new carbon market launched by China should help it reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, a major challenge for the world’s biggest emitter.

A young American activist wants to help Pope Francis fight climate change.

Green fuels studied by a team of Swiss scientists and the “Circular Cars Initiative” (CCI), a collaboration between the private and public sectors to reinvent the automotive sector.

We could improve fish stocks and ocean health if we put an end to billions in fishing subsidies.

Fashion faces a major challenge in terms of its ecological impact, but the solutions proposed are sometimes counterproductive.

Obesity affects 11% of the Swiss population. Specialists do not hesitate to speak of an environmental, societal and even civilizational disease.

Simonetta Sommaruga, the Swiss Minister for the Environment, signed a climate agreement with Senegal this week that will serve as a basis for future international discussions.

When fear of the climate begins to grip us, it’s good to remember that we have knowledge that gives us a chance to act. We could, all too easily, sit back and think, “The weather’s a little weird today. Again.”

We had to wait until the late 2010s to see the first menstrual swimsuits. You might as well say an eternity! At last, a vacation without stress or complexes.