In Berbere, Ethiopia, solar power is about more than clean energy. It's making irrigation possible, transforming farmers incomes and lives.

Once an abandoned freight rail, the Atlanta Beltline is now a 22-mile loop that’s become a vibrant network of trails, parks, affordable housing and local businesses. 

Utah's novel approach restores forest health to both prevent wildfires and improve water security. 

Some high schools are preparing students for jobs in a new, green economy. 

In Loja, Ecuador, expanding green space was key to improving quality of life in the city. 

Indigenous communities are gaining jobs and income not by exploiting the forest, but by keeping it standing. 

A new wave of startups is turning everything from almond shells to sewage sludge into permanent carbon dioxide removal, using a process known as biomass carbon removal and storage (BiCRS).

Johannesburg's famous jacaranda trees may be beautiful, but they're also a threat to the city's water supplies and native plants. 

Three years ago, Bogotá's air pollution levels were three times the recommended limit. Bike lanes, green space and better monitoring are turning things around. 

Ghana has lost more than 13% of its tree cover to illegal cocoa farming alone. But some farmers are finding a better way — planting trees alongside cocoa to restore the land, enhance crop yields and grow their incomes.