Extreme weather, driven by climate change, is worsening food insecurity and raising prices worldwide, impacting farmers and consumers.
Month: January 2026
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How Climate Change Cause Cyclones Unleash Disastrous Rainfall
In 2025, weak cyclones Ditwah and Senyar caused deadly floods and landslides in South Asia, highlighting new climate change risks.
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US Tribal Schools Lead the Charge in Electric School Buses Usage
Tribal schools are leading the shift to electric school buses, improving student health, reducing emissions, and inspiring communities.
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Green Infrastructure Reduces Heavy Metals in Urban Stormwater
A study in Columbus, Ohio shows well-designed green infrastructure can significantly reduce heavy metals in urban stormwater runoff.
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Cities Fight Air Pollution with Greener Transit and Green Spaces
Cities worldwide tackle air pollution by electrifying transit, expanding green spaces, urging mass travel, and using smart monitoring tools.
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Paris Agreement at 10: Why Climate Action Is Still Far Off Track
A decade after the Paris Agreement, the world remains off track on climate targets despite progress in renewables and EVs—action needed.
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Fossil Fuel Infrastructure Issues – Health Risks and Energy Equity
Research reveals widespread exposure to fossil fuel facilities in the US, highlighting health risks and environmental justice inequalities.
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High Athmosperic Carbon Dioxide Levels and Climate Risks
New WMO data reveal that global COâ‚‚ levels hit an all-time high in 2024, intensifying concerns about climate change impacts.
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Climate Change and Malnutrition Challenges in Melanesia
Learn how climate change and malnutrition intersect in Melanesia, creating compounding risks for children's health and future well-being.
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Balancing Ghana’s Cocoa Production and Forest Conservation
Ghana tackles deforestation from cocoa farming by embracing agroforestry, restoring forests, and diversifying crops for a sustainable future.