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The Ocean Has a Fever, and It Is About to Exhale

The ocean is warm, the ice is shrinking, and the coming months will show if governments and communities are ready for a fast climate change

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COP31: Africa Must Power Its Farms to Secure Food Sovereignty

As global leaders gather in Antalya for COP31, food systems face growing pressure from rising production costs and geopolitical tensions

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COP31

One Shared Calendar: What COP31 Is and What It Hopes to Achieve

Ultimately, COP31 will be judged not simply by the declarations made in Antalya, but by whether countries follow through on their commitments.

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The Hidden Inequality Behind the World’s Urban Heat Crisis

A global study finds that conventional assessments underestimate the heat burden facing poorer countries, highlighting the need for urban adaptation strategies that address inequalities in…

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Emissions

Shipping Emissions Have Cost the World Nearly $1 Trillion, Study Finds

Victoria Kalyvas, Senior Researcher Zero Carbon Analytics says improved scientific methods help researchers link emissions to temperature rise

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From Kenya’s Counties to Yerevan, Agroecology Advocates Challenge “False Solutions” at COP17

From Kenya’s county-level agroecology policies to the biodiversity negotiations communities must be recognised as partners in conservation

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aak-GROW, KFC Partner to Advance Sustainable Floriculture

Earlier this month, the Agriculture and Agrochemical Association of Kenya’s aak-GROW and the Kenya Flower Council (KFC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen…

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Earth on a Hospital Bed: Greenpeace Urges Biodiversity Delegates to Heal a Sick Planet

For Greenpeace, the installation is more than a creative display but a call on delegates to deliver agreements that safeguard biodiversity.

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Land conservation initiatives are crucial in safeguarding the environment and mitigating the effects of climate change. By promoting actionable information and best practices, we can enhance restoration efforts and drive meaningful change. 
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Wangari Maathai was well-known as a political, social, and environmental activist. In 1977 she started a grass-roots movement aimed at countering the deforestation that was threatening the means of subsistence of the agricultural population.

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The Ocean Has a Fever, and It Is About to Exhale
The Ocean Has a Fever, and It Is About to Exhale

The ocean is warm, the ice is shrinking, and the coming months will show if governments and communities are ready for a fast climate change

COP31: Africa Must Power Its Farms to Secure Food Sovereignty
COP31: Africa Must Power Its Farms to Secure Food Sovereignty

As global leaders gather in Antalya for COP31, food systems face growing pressure from rising production costs and geopolitical tensions

One Shared Calendar: What COP31 Is and What It Hopes to Achieve
One Shared Calendar: What COP31 Is and What It Hopes to Achieve

Ultimately, COP31 will be judged not simply by the declarations made in Antalya, but by whether countries follow through on their commitments.

The Hidden Inequality Behind the World’s Urban Heat Crisis
The Hidden Inequality Behind the World’s Urban Heat Crisis

A global study finds that conventional assessments underestimate the heat burden facing poorer countries, highlighting the need for urban adaptation strategies that address inequalities in housing, infrastructure and access to cooling. Extreme heat is becoming an increasingly serious challenge…

Shipping Emissions Have Cost the World Nearly $1 Trillion, Study Finds
Shipping Emissions Have Cost the World Nearly $1 Trillion, Study Finds

Victoria Kalyvas, Senior Researcher Zero Carbon Analytics says improved scientific methods help researchers link emissions to temperature rise

From Kenya’s Counties to Yerevan, Agroecology Advocates Challenge “False Solutions” at COP17
From Kenya’s Counties to Yerevan, Agroecology Advocates Challenge “False Solutions” at COP17

From Kenya’s county-level agroecology policies to the biodiversity negotiations communities must be recognised as partners in conservation

aak-GROW, KFC Partner to Advance Sustainable Floriculture
aak-GROW, KFC Partner to Advance Sustainable Floriculture

Earlier this month, the Agriculture and Agrochemical Association of Kenya’s aak-GROW and the Kenya Flower Council (KFC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen responsible pest control product stewardship, environmental sustainability and Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) across Kenya’s…

Earth on a Hospital Bed: Greenpeace Urges Biodiversity Delegates to Heal a Sick Planet
Earth on a Hospital Bed: Greenpeace Urges Biodiversity Delegates to Heal a Sick Planet

For Greenpeace, the installation is more than a creative display but a call on delegates to deliver agreements that safeguard biodiversity.

The Yerevan Roadmap: Turning Global Biodiversity Pledges into Action
The Yerevan Roadmap: Turning Global Biodiversity Pledges into Action

While the first global review revealed slow progress towards the 2030 biodiversity targets, COP17 has adopted a new roadmap to accelerate implementation, mobilise financing and deepen international cooperation. The challenge now lies in translating the commitments made in Yerevan…

COP31: African climate experts call for climate finance justice and a just energy transition
COP31: African climate experts call for climate finance justice and a just energy transition

Africa’s climate vision ahead of COP31, experts warned that the continent’s transition to a low-carbon economy must not recur inequalities

Kenya Turns to Research and Investment to Build a Climate-Resilient Potato Sector
Kenya Turns to Research and Investment to Build a Climate-Resilient Potato Sector

The 13th World Potato Congress brought together more than 1,000 delegates in Naivasha, placing climate-resilient production, scientific collaboration and investment in local processing at the centre of efforts to strengthen food security and transform Africa’s potato industry. Kenya’s ambition…

From Indigenous Territories to the UN: The Growing Movement for the Rights of Nature
From Indigenous Territories to the UN: The Growing Movement for the Rights of Nature

Rights of Nature advocates and civil society representatives announced the launch of the Civil Society Coalition for a Universal Declaration

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