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Stop Funding PLN Coal Expansion in Indonesia, Communities Say

Indonesia’s continued push for coal expansion threatens communities’ health, livelihoods and climate commitments, despite clear evidence that renewables like solar, wind, and geothermal...

ICJ’s Ruling a Victory for Climate Litigation and Justice: ‘Provides Us With a Reason to Keep Fighting’

The International Court of Justice's historic advisory opinion declared that actions driving climate change are illegal and that states must halt emissions and...

Raja Ampat, A (Mis)fortune Beyond Beauty? [Op-Ed]

Indonesia’s Raja Ampat, renowned for its rich biodiversity, faces nickel and coal mining threats that threaten its ecosystems and indigenous communities. A growing...

Debt Relief as a Climate Solution?

Debt burdens in low- and middle-income nations are deepening the climate crisis, as many are forced to borrow to recover from climate-related disasters...

The 46th ASEAN Summit 2025 Ends With Pledges For Climate Action and Plans for More Fossil Fuels

The 46th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur concluded with numerous positives for regional cooperation and strengthened connections with China and other developed Asian...

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.

South Sudan Heatwave of 2025 Impacts Women and Children

The South Sudan heatwave in 2025 has intensified vulnerabilities for women and children, exacerbating malnutrition, disrupting education and increasing health risks. Urgent adaptation...

Empowering Women in Agriculture for a Climate-resilient, Food-secure Future

Women remain marginalised in agrifood networks, harming livelihoods and weakening the resilience of food systems to climate impacts.