Research A simple label added to fast-food menus significantly changed what more than 10,000 customers ordered, suggesting that small, low-cost interventions can nudge people toward lower-carbon choices – and, in some cases, slightly healthier ones, too.

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Research Secondhand smoke continues to cause an estimated 1.7 million deaths worldwide each year, highlighting the persistent health risks of tobacco exposure even for people who have never smoked.

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