Why the Rich Should Compensate for Biodiversity Loss and Damage in the Global South
Extraction and processing of materials like food, clothing, housing and infrastructure drive 90% of biodiversity loss and water stress. Rich countries rely significantly...
EU Banks Financing the Destruction of Ecosystem
EU banks are pouring money into companies linked to the destruction of ecosystems and human rights abuses. Financial system reform is crucial to...
ADB Loan Adds to Indonesia’s Coal Problem, New Investigation Finds
According to a report by Inclusive Development International and other environmental and human rights groups, the vague terms of the ADB’s USD 600...
Climate Justice Solutions for a Fair and Sustainable Future
Addressing the structural inequalities perpetuated by climate change and prioritising the needs of the most vulnerable are critical to advancing climate justice solutions...
Why Is Climate Justice Important?
In the first of a two-part series, we explore issues of climate injustice connected to efforts to decarbonise our world. In part two,...
Women’s Climate Crisis: Insights and Impacts
Attributions speaks with Gaia Zanaboni of WECF about the impacts of climate change on women for International Women's Day.
The Impact of Climate Change on Women: Stories From Bangladesh
For International Women’s Day, we hear from women facing the climate crisis with resilience in southwest Bangladesh.
2024 Indonesian General Election: Implications for Climate Justice
With health, livelihoods and food and water security at risk in climate-vulnerable Indonesia, the incoming government must prioritise ambitious climate action for its...
Air Pollution in India: Devastating Health Effects
India may be turning a corner towards improving its air pollution levels, despite the country being far from claiming victory over its deadly...
