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As the COP 26 in Glasgow draws near, here’s what young climate activists achieved at the inaugural Pre-COP youth event.
Once West Germany’s capital, now a global hub for sustainability: Here’s how Bonn reinvented itself to stay relevant in a changing world.
The 10 Billion Tree Tsunami could pilot a new financial mechanism – and set an example for other developing countries with forestation goals.
“Blue” carbon credits come bluest in Colombia’s Cispata mangroves, one of the most well-preserved mangrove forests in the Caribbean.
Carbon emissions to rebound by 5%, big countries make bigger climate commitments, and how the super-rich are driving the climate crisis
A decade since the Bonn Challenge began, forest landscape restoration scientist Manuel Guariguata shares advice for the UN Decade ahead.
Renewal of the gold mining industry hinges on regulation, Indigenous rights and due diligence in order to protect the Amazon and its people.
In the news: Brazil military surrenders to loggers, banks lend trillions to fossil fuels and how to make greener cryptocurrency investments
The largely unknown archipelago in the middle of the Atlantic will host the fourth-largest marine protected area.
Why the World Food Systems Summit must usher in a fundamental change to our food system to benefit all.
To prevent climate change, protect biodiversity and prevent future pandemics, leaders must ensure the rights of forest protectors.
The Circular Electronics Partnership brings together leading tech and electronics firms to create a circular economy for electronics by 2030.
Q&A with European Forest Institute director Marc Palahí on the bioeconomy movement, sustainability and how forests can help achieve this
What could wartime levels of emergency funding for carbon capture buy us in the fight against global warming - our "third world war"?
Find out how finance can help save the wetlands of Lake Naivasha in Kenya, which provide habitat for wildlife and clean the lake's water.
