The seventh edition of the Global Outlook (GEO-7) offers a stark vision of the decades to come. But its authors say the worst ...

Christiana Figueres, the architect of the 2015 Paris Agreement, has dedicated her life to climate policy. In her new book “The Future We Choose,” she urges us to harness our technological, political ...

Anti-virus and cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab has released an esoteric collaborative art project that sets its sights on what the world will be like in 2050. Artists, futurists and scientists have ...

Cities shape access to clean water. Compact growth helps millions reach pipes and sewage, while sprawling cities make ...

Many of the world’s largest industrialized nations will lose population between now and 2050 as low birth rates, struggling economies and curbs on immigration stifle growth, says the author of a world ...

How extreme will weather events become in the second half of the 21st century? This is what a recent study published in Earth’s Future hopes to address as an international team of researchers ...

In a fragmented world that focuses largely on security and regional markets and takes a reactive approach to ecological problems, economic growth rates are the lowest and the population is the highest ...

The United Nations is predicting that Earth may be “unrecognizable” in 2050 due to the rise of population and the increase in demand for food. The population is expected to jump from seven billion to ...

For the past two decades, demographers have generally agreed that global population growth will continue to inch steadily higher in the coming century, raising concerns about everything from pollution ...

SPACE tourists could be lifted 22,000 miles above Earth – at the touch of an elevator button. The bonkers $100 billion giant space elevator project could start hoisting people to Mars by 2050, says ...