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We can’t keep burning fossil fuels, but can poorer countries develop without them? Here’s how to achieve a just transition in the Global South.
South American countries are joining forces to protect the Amazon rainforest from the climate crisis. But are they doing enough?
On 5 November, the US will host its next presidential election. What could this mean for US climate policy – and for climate change globally?
There could be 143 million climate refugees worldwide by 2050. Where will they go – and what can world leaders do to prepare?
Why are there so few young people in climate policy spaces? Four young climate activists tell us about barriers, burnout and balancing acts.
In 2022, Pakistan was devastated by the worst floods in its history. Here’s how the country has been recovering since.
The south of Brazil has been hit by one of the worst environmental disasters in Brazilian history. Here’s what the world can learn.
The world urgently needs to phase out fossil fuels and move towards a low-carbon future. Here’s how to ensure a just transition for everyone.
The shipping industry is a long way from achieving net zero. Could the answer lie in ancient Polynesian and Micronesian technology?
Last month, COP28 saw a historic agreement to “transition away” from fossil fuels. But what does that mean for humanity’s future?
At COP28, countries agreed to transition away from fossil fuels and pledged financing for climate loss and damage. But will this be enough?
From 30 November to 12 December, delegates will meet in Dubai for the COP28 climate summit. Here’s everything you need to know.
Meet the three winners of the 2023 African Youth Storytelling Contest, and learn where they find inspiration to change the climate narrative.
In a session at GLF Nairobi 2023 hosted by FOLUR, speakers discussed why finance is crucial to bringing small farmers into land restoration.
What is loss and damage, and what does it have to do with climate justice? Who pays for it? Read our explainer for all the answers and more.
