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Three images to celebrate Africa’s diverse landscapes
Rice production is a major source of methane emissions. Here’s how financiers and farmers are partnering to grow rice more sustainably.
There could be 143 million climate refugees worldwide by 2050. Where will they go – and what can world leaders do to prepare?
In Nigeria, deforestation is threatening the endangered Cross River gorilla. Here’s how local community members are fighting for its future.
In this news roundup: Mpox sparks public health emergency, Earth heating up faster than expected, and US–Mexico water treaty on the brink
In early 2024, flooding devastated large parts of Kenya, inundating large areas of farmland. Could an app help farmers better prepare?
Beyond ChatGPT, deepfakes and self-driving cars, AI is helping scientists and farmers revitalize our planet’s landscapes. Here’s how.
Africa’s forests are under threat from climate change and a growing population. Meet two remarkable women working to change that.
Tree planting is often touted as a climate solution – but what about existing forests? Here’s the case for mangrove conservation.
GLF Live with Tlamelo Tamaki Makati, Isaac Rutenberg and Nchimunya Munyama
The EU Nature Restoration Law has entered into force. What will this mean for biodiversity in Europe – and what can the world learn?
Why are there so few young people in climate policy spaces? Four young climate activists tell us about barriers, burnout and balancing acts.
Each year, we waste $1 trillion worth of food. Here’s why our global food system is broken – and how we can fix the problem of food waste.
In this news roundup: World breaks temperature record twice, Canada owes First Nations billions, and Colombia deforestation drops to record low.