In the same way that governments have a duty to teach children how to read and write, they also need to ensure that young people are climate literate before it’s too late.

Indonesia’s capital is sinking, and it is not the only city facing this existential crisis. The solution proposed by the Indonesian government is to move the capital to the island of Borneo, but only the city’s administration and civil service, along with its innovation and renewable energy [...]

The sheer scale of the fires consuming the Amazon rainforest during 2019 has brought the idea of the Amazon being collectively managed by the international community back to the fore. But the notion of ‘internationalising’ this region is by no means [...]

Roughly 40 per cent of the world’s degraded land is found in areas with the highest incidence of poverty. This directly impacts the health and livelihoods of an estimated 1.5 billion people.

All over the world, coastal areas are losing ground. While the latest IPCC report recommends strengthening protection systems, other strategies are emerging, such as the removal of infrastructure and housing, and are highlighting the social inequalities in the distribution of [...]

Could recognition by the International Criminal Court of ecocide as a crime provide a legal tool for protecting the environment from the actions of multinationals?