Antarctica is losing a staggering 150 billion tonnes of glacier ice a year, and this rate is accelerating. António Guterres just visited Antarctica ahead of COP28 to draw attention to mel...
COP28 has finally secured a dedicated fund to help lower-income countries cope with the devastating financial consequences of a changing climate.
Climate change can feel overwhelming, with endless scientific jargon and complex challenges. Understanding a few key terms can empower us to engage in meaningful conversations and take in...
Also, in nature and climate this week: Debt relief needed to help developing world adapt to climate change; Brazil to launch fund to protect forests.
Climate justice isn't just about addressing climate change, but about doing so in a way that recognizes the unfair distribution of its impacts. Here's more from some leading experts.
Sustainable finance is key to climate mitigation; that's why the World Economic Forum has joined an initiative to bridge a knowledge gap in emerging markets.
Critical minerals are key for the energy transition but insufficient data is causing uncertainty for producers and consumers. Here's how policy-makers can help.
Scope 3 reporting is driven by new expectations from consumers, business partners, regulators, investors, employees and civil society; and has significant implications for trade policies.
Advancing and scaling the supply of green fuels to decarbonize the maritime sector demands government action and policy measures to help close the price gap.
COP28 began with a historic agreement on a loss and damage fund to help developing countries cope with the effects of climate change. Read to learn more.
Green technology is already an important catalyst in the global energy transition and has knock-on effects beyond immediate environmental outcomes too.
Transit-oriented communities can combat the affordability crisis by delivering housing and transport while addressing sustainability and equity goals.










