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Climate Change is Drowning Bangladesh — Where is the Finance to Stop It? [Op-Ed]

Bangladesh faces a mounting climate crisis, with rising sea levels, erratic weather, and devastating floods threatening millions. Dr. Suborna Barua, a professor at...

Trillions in Climate Damages Linked to Fossil Fuel Companies

Researchers have developed a framework providing a scientific foundation for holding companies financially accountable for specific climate harms.

What Is Ecotourism? A Climate-smart Travel Revolution

Ecotourism aligns tourism and sustainability. With tourism accounting for over 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions yet playing a driving role in the...

🎙️ This Heat Is Not Normal: A Ground Report from India – Podcast

Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon 🎙️ This Heat Is Not Normal: A Ground Report from India India’s brutal heatwaves are no longer just summer discomforts...

The 2025 Heatwave in Southeast Asia: A Window Into the Future

With every passing year, the problem of extreme heat is growing more severe. While heatwaves intensify, arrive earlier and last longer, demographic, economic...

Deforestation in Indonesia: Causes, Effects and The Future

Deforestation in Indonesia represents one of the country's most significant environmental challenges. While the government has significantly slowed deforestation since the mid-2010s, it...

Climate Change in Indonesia: Addressing Urgent Challenges

Climate change already has significant impacts across Indonesia, directly impacting the country's economy, environment and public health. These concerns are expected to increase...

Millions Exposed to Life-threatening Extreme Heat in Recent Months

Researchers warn of the increasing severity of heat events worldwide that reveal a dangerous and escalating pattern of heat exposure.

Climate Change Fuels Wildfires in Japan and South Korea 

Researchers find climate change made March's wildfires more intense, with thousands impacted by the widespread blazes.