Severe Flooding Escalates Health Crisis in South Sudan
Severe flooding in South Sudan has displaced over 226,000 people and submerged numerous health facilities, intensifying the humanitarian crisis while...
Climate change
Attribution Study Reveals Climate Change’s Impact on Global Burnt Areas
A new study reveals that climate change has likely increased the global burnt area from wildfires by over 15% between...
Recognizing Livestock as Vital Contributors to Climate Action
The article discusses the importance of livestock in African livelihoods and food security, arguing that they can contribute positively to...
At COP16, Officials Advocate for Unified Nature and Climate Goals
COP16, taking place in Cali, Colombia, seeks to integrate global climate and biodiversity objectives over two weeks of discussions among...
Vanuatu’s Climate Case at the ICJ: A Global Call to Action
Vanuatu leads a significant initiative at the International Court of Justice to seek an advisory opinion on states' obligations to...
Impact of Climate Change on Frog Habitats: A Major Concern for Amphibians
A new study reveals that frog habitats may suffer significant drying due to climate change, with potential losses of 6.6%...
Catastrophic Flooding in South Sudan Affects Over One Million Individuals
Recent flooding in South Sudan has impacted over one million individuals, prompting widespread displacement and access issues across the nation....
Ecuador’s Drought Crisis: A Call for Global Responsibility and Local Resilience
Ecuador is facing its worst drought in 60 years, worsened by widespread wildfires threatening biodiversity. Climate change, mismanagement, and intentional...
Severe Flooding Heightens Health Crisis in South Sudan: WHO’s Response
Severe flooding in South Sudan has displaced over 226,000 people and affected 890,000 as health facilities become submerged and inaccessibility...
Urgent Actions Needed at COP16 for a Sustainable Future
COP16 in Cali, Colombia, called for urgent action to tackle the interconnected crises of climate change and biodiversity loss. The...
