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.
How Texas Prairie Restoration Projects Strengthen Water Security
Learn how Texas’s prairie restoration projects are helping protect clean water sources while combating drought and climate change.
NYC Protects Water Supply Thru Watershed Forest Management
Discover how New York City protects its world-class drinking water through a sustainable watershed forest management system.
South Africa Opts for Natured-Based Solutions to Water Problems
Community-driven restoration efforts in South Africa are improving water access, reducing flood risks, and strengthening water resilience.
Australia’s Climate Risks Assessment Shows What Future Holds
The National Climate Risk Assessment predicts more extreme heat, floods, and economic losses unless emissions fall sharply.
Is Climate Change Driving Fish Stocks to Deeper Cooler Waters?
Scientists warn that climate change is driving tuna, mackerel, and squid into the high seas, complicating global fisheries governance.
How Far Has the World Come in Achieving a Circular Economy?
Explore how far the world has come in adopting a circular economy and what steps are still needed to achieve sustainable, waste-free growth.
Climate Adaptation and Community Lessons from the Cook Islands
From planning to action, the Cook Islands’ Climate Adaptation Project reveals insights for engaging communities in climate resilience.
How Winemakers are Adapting to Climate Change
As global temperatures climb, winemakers are turning to blended wines to preserve flavour, quality, and consistency.
Reforestation Brings Healing to Africa’s Degraded Lands
See how trees are helping African communities fight climate change, heal the land, and create sustainable livelihoods.
How Atlantic Ocean Current’s Slowing Down May Affect the Tropics
A study finds that a slowdown of the Atlantic Ocean current could cause severe droughts across the Amazon, West Africa, and Central America.
Mitigating the Gap Between People’s Actions and Climate Impacts
A study finds that people underestimate how their daily habits impact climate change, highlighting a gap between perception and reality.
Global Index Reveals Nations Vulnerable to Climate Finance Gaps
Climate finance gaps threaten the poorest countries - see how a new global index could change where the money flows.
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