There is a vicious cycle between fossil fuel reliance and debt, which helps explain why so many oil exporters are heavily indebted As host of
The country is not moving away from coal yet, doesn’t want to hand rich nations a win and thinks the JETP terms aren’t good enough
Peru signed a deal last week that will redirect millions of dollars of international debt to environmental efforts in the Amazon rainforest, a move that
Researchers studying “stop-and-search” seizures from Brussels’ international airport estimate that around 4 metric tons of bushmeat are trafficked into Europe each month through this gateway
Small island states have asked the world’s maritime tribunal to clarify state obligations on climate change, which could be influential for other courts. The heads
The world faces an $18 trillion investment gap to finance the green energy transition through to 2030 if it is to stand a chance of
Comment: We need to recognise the diversity of ways climate impacts influence people’s movements, not reduce them to one label Despite the rejection of the
In a heartening turn of events, the world’s largest mangrove forest, the Sundarbans, which spans the southwest border of Bangladesh, is seeing promising signs of
HARAR, Ethiopia — In the hilly terrain of Babile Elephant Sanctuary in Ethiopia, Fetiya Ousman, a female wildlife ranger, is leading her team on a