Month: February 2021

The year 2020 was dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic and its impacts, along with various moments of friction between major ...

The recent One Planet Summit drew to a close bringing hope for a climate-action orientated 2021. The one-day event drew-in ...

Lockdown and COVID restrictions have meant that for many of us there’s been somewhat of a drought of dinner dates ...

To pave the road and pursue efforts to limit average global temperature rise to 1.5°C, countries update their Nationally Determined ...

A brief look at the current political events in Myanmar. What happened in Myanmar? Myanmar’s military, the Tatmadaw, has taken ...

For years the climate debate has been preoccupied with ways to get financial institutions to switch to promote greener, more ...

Current average rates of warming in the Arctic are approximately double those of the rest of the world, while regional variation accounts ...

Sept. 9, 2020, the over-crowded Moria Camp was destroyed by a fire, leaving 13,000 migrants without shelter. The European Commission, ...

More than 100 billion tons of resources enter the economy every year – everything from metals, minerals and fossil fuels ...

Health research has been at the center of the world’s attention, and received billions of dollars: We’ve placed much of ...

This article is part of an editorial collaboration with Heifer International. It was first published on the Heifer International blog.  Diana ...

Food is so much more than sustenance. It is a currency of culture, of exchange, of community, and of care. ...