Going on a cruise ship and flying domestically are the most carbon-intensive travel methods. Read more
Just three regions have contributed 79% of global cumulative GHG emissions since 1850. See where they are in this graphic. Read more
Graphene is harder than diamonds, 300x stronger than steel, flexible, transparent, and a better conductor than copper (by about 1,000x). Read more
Visualizing the CO2 emissions saved by 56 of the Fortune 100 companies, expressed using the quantity of coal not burned. Read more
Just 15 countries are responsible for almost three quarters of the world’s carbon emissions. But what does this look like per capita, and over time? Read more
Since 1965, over ⅓ of the world’s cumulative carbon emissions can be traced back to just 20 fossil fuel companies. Who are the biggest contributors? Read more
Microsoft aimed for carbon neutrality by 2030. Now its electricity use and carbon emissions are on the rise. Read more
The ocean economy is under threat. How are human activities impacting the sustainable use of our ocean assets, valued at over $24 trillion? Read more
The amount of human-made (or anthropogenic) mass, has now exceeded the weight of all life on Earth, including humans, animals, and plants. Read more
Of the 118 chemical elements found on Earth, only 21 make up the human body. Here we break down the elemental composition of the average human. Read more