Forest Conservation Funding Gap Threatens 2030 Goals
Forests are among the planet’s most valuable natural treasures. Far more than collections of trees,…
Category: Climate Change and Its Impacts
Himalayan Climate Crisis: Climate Change, Shepherds and the Need for Regional Cooperation
For centuries, the Himalayas have followed a rhythm that sustains both nature and human life.…
Global Biodiversity Goals 2030: Why the World Must Act Now to Save Nature
Nature is the foundation of life. It has sustained life on Earth for millions of…
Climate Damage Costs Could Be Four Times Higher as Global Warming Intensifies
Rising temperatures, warming oceans and growing water shortages are exposing the true economic cost of…
Earth Observation for Climate Change: Mapping Our Changing Planet
Our planet is constantly changing before our eyes. Glaciers are retreating, forests are disappearing, coastlines…
Climate Change and the Spread of Diseases: How a Warming Planet Threatens Human Health
In the quiet language of geography, climate change leaves its scars across the living world.…
El Niño Is Turning Up the Heat: A Warming Ocean Pushes the Planet Into Uncharted Territory
When the ocean changes, the world changes with it. Perhaps the greatest lesson is also…
Listening Before Deciding: Pacific Voices on the Road to COP31
For years, there has been a frustrating distance between what is discussed at climate conferences…
Urban Trees Are No Longer Decoration — They Are Essential City Infrastructure
Stand beneath an old sprawling tree on a sweltering summer afternoon, and you will feel…
Monsoon Drought in South Asia: When Monsoon Failure Turns into A Growing Drought for the Region
The southwest monsoon withdraws below normal rainfall across South Asia, leaving millions of farmers behind…