Flexibility, long-term planning reduce Somali famine threat, report says
People suffering in Somalia's latest drought have fared better when donors deftly shift funding to emergency projects that help residents...
Weathering the violence of climate change
With India experiencing its worst drought in 140 years, Indian farmers have taken to the streets. At a protest in Madhya Pradesh this...
Nigeria: Nimasa to Bar Carbon Emitting Ships From Nigerian Ports
Lagos — The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has said it will stop vessels with high amount of sulphur in fuel...
Mali women manoeuvre for land and future
Anthio Mounkoro has been farming land in Bogossoni for as long as she can remember - but none of it was ever hers. "The land I've been...
The World May Have Less Time to Address Climate Change Than Scientists Thought
The temperature baseline used in the Paris climate agreement may have discounted an entire century's worth of human-caused global...
Two New Studies Look Into “Planet-Hacking” Proposals for Slowing Climate Change
Two new studies have been published in Science outlining research on a pair of geoengineering methods, sulphur atmospheric injection and...
Climate change will force today’s kids to pay for costly carbon removal technologies, study says
The longer humans continue to pour carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, the closer we draw to leaving the next generation with an...
Environmental Change: An Overlooked Threat Multiplier in Mali
In the first decade of the 21st century, al-Qaeda faced a deteriorating support base because of its role in the deaths of many innocent...
Solidarity across generations is vital for sustainable development, UN special event hears
The wisdom, experience, energy and ideals of the old and the young are vital to realizing the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),...
How Morocco is Harvesting Water from Fog
At first sight, these large black nets stretched vertically in the middle of nowhere have no reason to be. They do, however, fulfill a...