Geoengineering: Building ethics, transparency and inclusion into climate intervention research
These 5 principles aim to ensure all voices are heard and all risks and benefits are evaluated when research decisions are being made about geoengineering.
Water crisis putting 50% of world's food production at risk, and other nature and climate stories you need to read this week
Other top news this week: COP16 biodiversity delegates must 'convert words to action'; Deep-ocean heatwaves may be under-reported, and more.
The transport sector is a major source of emissions in Asia. Here are 6 ways to fix that
6 steps Asian countries can take to build more sustainable transport infrastructure and help to improve the world’s chances of beating climate change.
Uniting for sustainability: How regional cooperation can keep MENA businesses competitive
By focusing on key material issues, fostering private-public collaboration and embracing knowledge sharing, MENA companies can the lead the way on climate.
It’s a triple COP year: What that means and why it matters for business leaders
Three high-level conferences for environmental action will be held in 2024. Understanding the interconnected challenges facing land, biodiversity and climate can help leaders better drive...
How to “blink responsibly” on unrealistic climate goals – and set a course for action
'Blinking' on unachievable climate goals can allow governments and companies to credibly revise their emissions targets and take meaningful action.
5 technologies that are combatting flood risks around the world
Communities are adopting innovative solutions like floating homes, sponge cities and AI-powered forecasting to mitigate flood risks and protect populations globally.
The delay to EU deforestation rules must help people transition
The period of delay to EU deforestation legislation can be used to assess early progress, refine the tools and build the capacity needed to implement it.
Champions for Nature: Raising Ambition, Sustaining Impact
This compendium captures the latest insights and emerging trends from members of the World Economic Forum’s Champions for Nature, a community of business CEOs, government ministers and he...
Global Future Councils: Experts talk intelligent economies, inclusive growth, collaboration and more in Dubai
Around 500 experts from 80 countries gathered in Dubai for the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting of the Global Future Councils. Here's what to know.
Can businesses and governments turn the tide on nature loss at COP16?
COP16 is the world’s best chance for governments and the private sector to commit to meaningful action towards the GBF’s goal of reversing nature loss by 2030.
Wildlife populations have declined by 73% since 1970, and other nature and climate stories you need to read this week
Other top climate stories this week: Ocean warming has nearly doubled since 2005; Hurricane Milton damages Florida's west coast and more