UNDP Survey Finds Stronger Public Demand for Climate Action
A new UNDP global survey shows increasing climate anxiety worldwide, with most respondents calling for more substantial climate commitments.
How Sorghum Enhances Indonesia’s Food Security and Adaptation
Explore how villages in Indonesia are turning to sorghum to withstand climate extremes, protect harvests, and secure their food future.
Inside Pakistan’s Solar Revolution: Growth, Drivers and Obstacles
Explore the key factors accelerating Pakistan's solar uptake and the emerging challenges shaping the country's energy future.
Online Platform Gives Science-Based Climate Change Solutions
A data-rich platform that breaks down real, workable climate solutions—making climate action easier, more innovative, and more impactful.
Did COP30 Resolve Climate Finance and Fossil Fuel Shift Issues?
Know how COP30 raise its ambitions for climate action, accelerates the transition away from fossil fuels and increases climate funding.
COP30 Aims to Triple Climate Adaptation Finance
A week into the UN climate summit COP30, which is taking place from 10 to 21 November 2025, climate adaptation...
Albedo Fall Could Offset Climate Value of Forest-based Projects
Scientists warn that reductions in land reflectivity could offset the climate benefits claimed by forest-based carbon credits.
Indigenous Knowledge Offers Effective Wildfire Prevention Strategy
The WRI report details how Indigenous knowledge and secure land rights offer powerful tools for managing today’s growing wildfire threats.
Climate Change Affects Jet Streams Causing More Air Turbulence
Scientists warn that clear-air turbulence will increase as the atmosphere becomes less stable due to climate change.
Impact of Climate Change on NZ’s Oceans, Coasts and Communities
Explore how climate pressures are reshaping New Zealand's marine ecosystems, coastal habitats and communities in the latest assessment today.
Health and Climate Gains for Using School E-Buses in the US
The US could gain $1.6 trillion annually in health and climate benefits by replacing diesel school buses with electric models.
From Congestion to Climate Action: Istanbul’s Sustainable Tourism
From low-emission zones to greener public spaces, Istanbul’s neighbourhoods are pioneering sustainable tourism solutions for climate change.
Sixty Countries Endorse Historic Ocean Biodiversity Pact
The world’s oceans gain new protection as 60 countries ratify the High Seas Treaty, closing major regulatory gaps in international waters.
Heatwaves Attributed to Emissions from Carbon Major Entities
Scientists find that major carbon emitters are responsible for half the increase in the intensity of global heatwaves.
Climate Adaptation Plan Australia in Response to Risk Report
Following the National Climate Risk Assessment, Australia launched its Climate Adaptation Plan to strengthen resilience across key sectors.
NZ’s Emission Cuts Balance Agriculture and Climate Pledge
NZ is lowering its emission targets because achieving the current range would be impractical and could create economic uncertainty.
Iran Faces Worst Drought in a Decade, Evacuation Planned
Iran's capital, Tehran, with a population of nearly 10 million, is considering evacuating its residents amid its worst drought in decades.
Adaptation Gap Report Sees Finance Gap in Developing Countries
The Adaptation Gap Report provides updates on global progress in planning, implementation, and finance for adaptation to climate change.
COP30 in Belém – Turning Commitments into Action
The 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil, took place from November 10 to 21, 2025. As...
UNEP’s Emissions Gap Report 2025 says Climate Goal Unattainable
The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) released its "Emissions Gap Report 2025: Off Target", which shows that the 1.5°C target is unattainable.
How Temperature Rise Puts Vulnerable Groups’ Health at Risk
A Nature study shows heatwaves are pushing poorer US households to drink more sugar-sweetened beverages, raising health concerns.
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