Devastation in Formosa: Half of Banana Plantations Destroyed by Drought and Frost
In Formosa, Argentina, half of the banana plantations have been destroyed due to drought and frost, leaving only 500 hectares...
Climate change
Climate Change and the Invasive Spongy Moth: A Concerning Link
A recent study indicates that climate change may assist in the spread of the invasive spongy moth in North America....
Terra Firma Collective: A Local Solution to Combat Urban Flooding in Congo
Mark Weinhold's experience in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo, led him to establish the Terra Firma Rainwater Collective. The nonprofit aims...
ICJ Holds Hearings on Climate Change Obligations and Responsibilities
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) conducted oral hearings from December 2 to 13 on climate change obligations as requested...
China’s Dam Construction in Tibet: Energy Ambitions Amidst Earthquake Risks
China is advancing dam projects in seismically active Tibet, despite a recent earthquake that killed 126. Rescuers face severe weather...
China’s Hydro Projects in Tibet: A Resource Quest Amid Natural Disasters
China continues to pursue large dam constructions in Tibet despite recent devastating earthquakes, drawing concerns over environmental impacts and potential...
Urgent Conservation Needed: Helmeted Water Toad Faces Extinction Threat
The Helmeted Water Toad in Chile is now vulnerable due to human-caused habitat loss and climate change, reflecting the broader...
Devastation of Banana Plantations in Formosa: A Call for Government Assistance
Formosa's banana sector has lost half of its plantations due to drought and frost, prompting producers to seek government aid...
Climate Accountability: A Call to Action Ahead of the 2025 Conference
As we near 2025, the anniversary of the Paris Climate Agreement, many countries have yet to fulfill their climate commitments....
Devastating Earthquake Strikes Dingri, Tibet, Leaving Death and Destruction
A magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck Dingri, Tibet on January 7, leading to the collapse of most buildings, at least 126...
