Climate change hits South African women unevenly: why race, class, age and power matter
As heat, floods and drought intensify, governments, donors and cities rely on climate risk assessments to decide who gets support and where money goes. A
As heat, floods and drought intensify, governments, donors and cities rely on climate risk assessments to decide who gets support and where money goes. A

Winds sweep across the world’s oceans every day, and harnessing that largely unused resource has the potential to provide abundant, clean and reliable energy. Experts

Luis Arranz arrived in Africa in 1980 with little more than a degree in biology and a determination to work in the field. Without contacts

The opinions expressed here by Trellis expert contributors are their own, not those of Trellis. The single event most likely to accelerate the global clean

The opinions expressed here by Trellis expert contributors are their own, not those of Trellis. Greenhouse gas accounting systems do two fundamental things: First, they

This story is republished through the Indigenous News Alliance. At the 2026 United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, or UNPFII, in New York, experts

BARDIYA, Nepal — The Nepali government recently proposed establishing a tiger park for the big cats that come into conflict with humans, as the country

JPMorgan Chase’s global head of sustainability, Heather Zichal, was hired in October 2022 for her energy policy chops. Her mandate: Guide the largest U.S. financial

Investments in supply-chain decarbonization are set to become easier to justify and execute as two major carbon credit registries expand their remits to include environmental