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Carbon Brief’s interactive table tracks where countries and negotiating blocs stand ahead of COP31 in Antalya, with explainers on the key fights over climate […]
COP17 ended with a new pathway but the finance gap remains largely open. Beyond the negotiating room, two EU projects, one on biodiversity monitoring […]
Every day, more than one billion meals are left uneaten somewhere on Earth. That food doesn’t simply vanish; it rots. And when organic matter […]
Fermín Koop As world leaders prepare to gather in Armenia for the UN biodiversity conference, discussions over Digital Sequence Information are reaching a tipping […]
As the world prepares for the 2026 UN Water Conference in Abu Dhabi, a cascade of new reports delivers a stark verdict: the era of temporary "water crisis"...
Countries in Latin America are being urged to strengthen vaccination and surveillance to fight measles as the region records the highest number of cases […]
From a glacier collapse in the Nepal-Tibet border, to wildfires across Europe, the past three months have shown that the climate crisis is no […]
Catherine Early The yawning gap between the cost of adapting to climate change and the finance available is becoming a chasm, experts warn ahead […]
Emma Bryce As we enter El Niño, periods of surging temperatures at sea are predicted to grow more frequent and intense. What do they […]
Courts stand as a formidable force for climate justice, holding governments and corporations accountable, while empowering youth voices worldwide! The total number of climate […]
Tasneem Balasinorwala with Diya Deb Are we missing a golden opportunity in carbon offset projects? Enhancing the role of women towards social and political […]
A report last year by Minority Rights Group documented atrocities committed against the Batwa by the park’s rangers, including the burning alive of children, […]
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