Giuliana Panieri, Professor in Geology at the University of Tromsø, prepares to set sail for the Arctic– the latest step in an…

We announced the launch of PLOS Water one year ago. In that time, the journal has taken steps to bridge the hydrology…

To mark this year’s Earth Day, we’ve selected some of the articles recently featured in PLOS’s new, multidisciplinary environmental journals to showcase…

by Madison Cason, Sabin Dotel, Mamadee M. Kamara, and Chandara Phat, students of climate change and sustainable development at Asian Institute of…

Jamie Males, Executive Editor, PLOS Climate In the latest instalment of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) AR6 assessment process, today…

How did you end up in your field of work? I finished my bachelor and master’s degrees in computer science. After several…

Research published in PLOS’s environmental journals is of real significance to decision-makers at every level of society, from governments to individuals. In…

By Kerstin Danert In sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) today, about half a billion people, equivalent to 50% of the population rely on protected…

By Emily Gonthier Patter–Rain falls. Crackle–Snow melts. Drip. Dribble. Whoosh. Shhh–Water seeps… weaving its way underground through pore spaces left between humus…

What attracted you to your field of study? I have always been a lover of nature and the outdoors. So I gravitated…