As the river Brahmaputra flows through Assam, it forms an indispensable relationship with all that it touches and sustains. Photography by Dhritiman Mukherjee Pulitzer...

Forests that can best withstand and resist deforestation around the world are those inhabited by indigenous populations. These local defenders of the forests are the untold heroes...

Surprising snapshots of Vienna’s feathered and furry inhabitants. Vienna is home to a diverse range of urban wildlife, from foxes and squirrels to hamsters and wild boar. With...

Climate-conscious construction takes to new heights REVOLVE’s Forests in Cities VIEWS cover story premiered in Spring 2018 with a look to low-carbon wood structures and...

The CIVITAS Initiative is one of the European Commission’s flagship programmes dedicated to the achievement of its ambitious mobility and transport goals, and in turn those in...

Take to the sky to see corals like never before. Launched in 2006, the Global Airborne Observatory (GAO), formerly known as the Carnegie Airborne Observatory (CAO), is an...

Brussels-based photographer Wilhelm Westergren leads us to the heart of Yellowstone National Park and the Montana wilderness. The Treasure State’s unique mix of plains, green...

For this year’s energy issue REVOLVE reached out to its partners at DecarbEurope for images that best represented the energy transition in their industries. The result is a...

Energy communities play an important role in the transition towards a 100% renewable and just energy future. These communities are based upon a business model in which citizens...

Photographer Rachelle Hajjar presents a series of images highlighting the beauty of our natural world, explaining why we should all take a moment to escape, and appreciate the...

Crowns of lush foliage and spindly stilt roots emerge from the mirror of calm water: the otherworldly juxtaposition of forest and sea, the allure of mangroves is compelling. But...

Bruised Lands brings together four unique yet interconnected bodies of work by documentary photographer Alan Gignoux: Oil Sands, Monuments, Appalachia, and Russian Rust Belt....

Mumbai – India’s financial capital – has always been a city of contradictions. Home to billionaires and beggars, where sky-piercing high-rise towers sprawl over slums, and...

Encouraging greener travel across borders with the Interrail pass. The Interrail Pass remains as relevant and popular today as it did from the start in 1972. With just one pass,...

India is known as a land of great diversity due to its incredible mix of religions, languages, and culture. However, lesser known is that India is also home to tremendous natural...

Austria’s capital city has topped the list of the world’s most livable cities, boasting over 50% green cover and excellent quality of life. Within the city limits,...

Across Europe, cities and towns have been translating strong political will into energy and climate action. As part of the Energy Cities network, they share, inspire, and learn...

What started as a grassroots initiative has grown into a global effort to educate the masses on ecosystem restoration. With 37 active camps around the world, Ecosystem Restoration...

By 2100, global temperatures will likely surpass the 2°C limit set by the 2015 Paris Agreement, potentially reaching 3-4°C. Such an increase would see water levels rise by 5-10...