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With illegal logging and agricultural expansion closing in on their lands, four Indigenous Wounaan and Emberá-Wounaan villages in Panama’s Darién forest started a biodiversity monitoring
This is the first in a series of monthly columns from Climate Home News Editor Megan Rowling. They are exclusively available to Pro subscribers.The deadly
Plans for a major expansion of how companies report emissions have won widespread support from the public and private sector. Existing rules from the Greenhouse
The era of planning food supply chains around “normal” weather may be coming to an end. Extreme heat in 2026 has exposed how quickly harvests,
For decades, the global outlook for food and agriculture has brought heightened concerns as climate patterns create a mix of droughts and floods across the
From the seafloor to turtle stomachs, scientists are finding plastic everywhere they look for it. Now, researchers in Japan have found plastic thermally adhered to
Brazil’s environment minister says he is “very optimistic” that the Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF) – a new rainforest fund to channel private and public
Patrick Schröder is a senior research fellow at Chatham House’s Environment and Society Centre. A climate summit serious about implementation cannot afford to leave major