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The Basin Threshold Tool helps companies set smarter water targets and build more resilient, sustainable supply chains.

The report examines why nature-based solutions remain insufficiently integrated into government policy, planning and investment.

Explore WWF news, World Wildlife magazine, the Sustainability Works blog, and the Nature Breaking podcast.

Local communities and governments are champions of conservation. They create protected areas, build sustainable nature-based businesses, restore damaged natural areas, and work as park rangers to keep ...

Each day, U.S. schools serve meals to 30 million students — more than the population of Greece, Austria, and Switzerland combined. This means loading up cafeteria trays with a truly monumental amount ...

The El Niño Southern Oscillation, often abbreviated to ENSO, is an ocean-climate cycle that naturally occurs across the Pacific Ocean. Oceanographic conditions are closely connected to the trade winds ...