Month: April 2021

Korka Diaw is a Senegalese farmer. She leads REFAN, the Network of Women Farmers in the North of Senegal, which ...

Yesterday, on the 20th of April, Derek Chauvin was found guilty of the murder of George Floyd.  The trial took ...

ICLEI US launches the ICLEI150 Race to Zero On the occasion of Earth Week and the U.S. Climate Leaders Summit, ...

In a just-published “Global Trends” report subtitled "2040: A More Contested World", produced by the National Intelligence Council (NIC) for ...

Over the past six years, Yemen has been experiencing a period of widespread destabilization which intensified in September 2014, resulting ...

Climate change already affects millions of Americans, from worsening asthma and other respiratory problems to spurring destructive and costly hurricanes, ...

Vietnamese peanuts have showcased organic farming's potential. If the peanut industry goes organic, profits may increase whilst lowering the industry's ...

Projects addressing ecological threats must support local communities. Development projects undertaken at a local level will be crucial to addressing ...

The first day of the ICLEI World Congress 2021-2022 closed with a discussion on “Equitably Shaping Our Sustainable Urban Future.” ...

Museums, such as the Louvre and the British Museum, because of COVID19, started collaborating with VR and 3D printing startups ...

Liberal democracies are increasingly under fire from the world’s two autocratic giants, Russia and China, and policy responses from Western ...

Editor’s Note: Ever since Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals were agreed to by the UN General Assembly in ...