Destined for urbanisation, the salt marshes of Ulcinj in Montenegro, amongst the largest in the Mediterranean, are now protected. The challenge now for local stakeholders lies in restoring the harmony that existed between nature and human activity, before the production of salt came to an [...]

“If the government is not going to help us in driving the locusts and destroying their eggs from hatching, I will lose food and money, and all those who depend on me for employment will not have an income to feed their families.”

The cork industry provides decent, green, skilled jobs for thousands of workers, setting a notable example as the world transitions to its low carbon future.

In Sundarbans (in Bangladesh, one of the most densely populated countries in the world, as well as one of the country’s worst affected by climate change) a combination of a rising sea level and river erosion is submerging entire villages and causing the forced displacement of millions of [...]

Since 2010, just five oil and gas giants have spent at least €250 million on lobbying the EU. The push for more LNG infrastructure has come directly from the gas and pipeline industries.

Rice is one of the world’s most common food staples, but it is highly vulnerable to temperature increases and rising sea levels.