Zambia Faces Crisis as River Dries Up, Affects Millions
A river in Zambia has reportedly ceased to flow overnight, severely impacting local communities. Millions are affected as water sources...
Climate change
Forests: Guardians of Food Security and Climate Resilience
This article discusses the threats posed by forest degradation to global food security, emphasizing the need for conservation and sustainable...
Zambia Faces Environmental Crisis Following Major Copper Mine Leak
Zambia is experiencing an environmental disaster following a leak of 50 million liters of acid and heavy metals from a...
Peruvian Farmer Initiates Landmark Lawsuit Against RWE for Climate Change Impact
Saúl Luciano Lliuya, a Peruvian farmer, is suing German energy giant RWE in a landmark climate case, alleging that its...
Emergency Appeal for Rescue from Isolated Researchers in Antarctica
Researchers at the Sanae IV base in Antarctica have called for an urgent rescue after a team member threatened a...
ESO Raises Concerns Over Green Energy Project in Chile’s Atacama Desert
The ESO has voiced concerns that a new green energy project in Chile's Atacama Desert may obstruct views of the...
Peruvian Farmer’s Landmark Case in German Court: Implications for Climate Liability
Saul Lliuya's case in a German court may establish corporate liability for climate change. The court assesses the link between...
Urgent Plea for Help from South African Scientists in Antarctica
South African scientists at Antarctica's Sanae IV base seek urgent help due to a colleague's violent behavior. Accusations of assault...
Cuba Roundup: Resolved Electricity Issues, Climate Adaptation Progress, and Bilateral Relations Strengthened
Cuba has restored electricity to much of Havana after a significant blackout. The "Mi Costa" project addresses climate adaptation along...
Experts Warn: Recent Rainfall in Morocco Does Not Resolve Water Crisis
Recent heavy rains in Morocco have improved dam filling rates from 26% to 35% but have not resolved the ongoing...
