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Seeking solutions in Indigenous knowledge: Interview with the Maldives’ Mohamed Nasheed
Eighty percent of the Maldives may become uninhabitable in the next 50 years, and climate impacts are driving survival issues ...
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Rappahannock Tribe first in US to enshrine rights of nature into constitution
The Rappahannock Tribe has become the first tribal nation in the United States to successfully adopt a tribal constitution ...
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Prosecutors urge suspension of Amazon carbon projects, citing Mongabay investigation
Brazilian prosecutors asked the Amazonas state government to suspend carbon projects in 21 conservation units. According to ...
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The effects of mass migration in Brazil in the second half of the twentieth century
The most recent, largest and probably last migratory wave into the Amazon started in the 1960s with the initiation of ...
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Elephant seal colonies in Argentina face long recovery after ‘catastrophic’ avian flu
An epidemic of avian flu in Patagonia appears to be on the decline after decimating southern elephant seal populations for ...
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Let’s rethink debt-for-nature swaps toward greater sustainability & integrity (commentary)
As we’ve watched the biodiversity COP in Colombia and then the climate COP negotiations in recent weeks, the urgency of ...
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Studies link stronger dengue outbreak in Bangladesh to climate change
When eight-year-old Samin developed a fever a few days ago, his parents thought it was the seasonal flu. However, in two days ...
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Cities are climate solution leaders: Interview with Vancouver’s Gregor Robertson
Over the past three decades at annual United Nations climate summits like COP29, which is just concluding in Azerbaijan, delegates have hyperfocused on the need for national governments to regulate ...