UN Talks in Rome Focus on Urgent Action for Nature Funding
The UN discussions aimed at protecting nature resumed in Rome, focusing on the urgent need for funding to combat environmental...
Climate change
Rising Global Temperatures Alter Drought Conditions in Eurasia
Research indicates that rising global temperatures are key drivers of modern drought conditions in Eurasia, challenging the notion that they...
Nations Engage in Funding Disputes at Rome Climate Talks for Biodiversity
Developing nations are pressing wealthier countries to honor their commitment of $20 billion annually for climate change mitigation at the...
Colombia Reports 35% Surge in Deforestation Ahead of UN Nature Talks
Colombia reports a 35% increase in deforestation in 2024, primarily in the Amazon, following a record low the previous year....
Youth Leading Climate Action: Lessons from the Green Mountains
A cohort of 60 students met in the Green Mountains to address climate change, developing actionable projects for their communities....
Cholera Outbreak in Southern Sudan: Current Status and Government Response
A cholera outbreak in southern Sudan has resulted in over 1,350 cases and 58 deaths in Kosti city. The outbreak...
Ugandan Women Leading Climate Change Adaptation Training Programs
In Uganda, the grassroots movement Girls for Climate Action is training young women to better adapt to climate change. This...
Climate Justice: The U.S. Role in Global Climate Action and Equity
The article discusses the responsibilities of wealthy nations like the United States in tackling climate change by addressing historical emissions...
Majority of Westerners Favor Climate Action and Public Land Conservation
A recent poll shows that 72% of Western voters prioritize conservation over oil and gas development, reflecting a growing consensus...
The Impact of Climate Change on Global Chocolate Production
Climate change is severely impacting cocoa production, particularly in nations that supply 70% of the world’s cacao. Rising temperatures and...
