Radio: In Senegal and West Africa, villages fight climate change
Across western Africa, people in rural communities are taking the future into their own hands with local initiatives to fight climate...
Thorny to Tasty - Looking At Cactus As Climate Resilient Food
With the reality of climate change becoming more real by the day, including its impact on food sources, the United Nations Food and...
IN AFRICA, MANY WOMEN DIE OF POLLUTION FROM COOKING
The night Fatimah died, it rained endlessly. Her sullen eyes – scarlet and dilated- shut in with a hot, almost steamy tear, as she let...
California May Reach Its Renewable Energy Goal 10 Years Early
In 2015, California Governor Jerry Brown signed a law that would see the state committing to renewable energy. The law gave California...
Fires, droughts and hurricanes: What's the link between climate change and natural disasters?
One of the most destructive fire seasons in California history keeps getting worse, with three wildfires driven by Santa Ana winds...
How the Lake Chad region was devastated by climate change, war and poverty
had was named for a mistake. In the eighteen-hundreds, European explorers arrived at the marshy banks of a vast body of freshwater in...
These floating buildings are made from discarded bottles
Bangladesh is one of the most vulnerable countries in the world when it comes to flooding, storms, and impact from sea level rise. In...
Dec 5 2017: It's World Soil Day
The Global Soil Partnership is dedicating World Soil Day 2017 to the theme "Caring for the Planet starts from the Ground". Soil is a...
The human faces of climate change
When I arrive at award-winning chef Katie Button’s downtown Asheville restaurant, Cúrate, Dayna Reggero greets me with a hug before I...
Tangier Island, VA on the Front Lines of Climate Change
Residents of Tangier Island, in the Chesapeake Bay, live through each hurricane season in fear of a major storm that would decimate their...