Australia’s Clean Energy Push Faces Setback for COP31
Today’s ESG Updates Australia-Turkey Standoff Puts COP31 Hosting at Risk: Australia’s plan to host next year’s climate summit is delayed ...
Tag: Ecuador
Historic Amazon Raid Nets 94 Arrests, But Defenders Still Under Attack
A growing wave of violence and environmental crime is endangering Indigenous defenders and biodiversity in the Amazon Basin, as recent ...
The Galapagos: How It Contributes To The Environmental Movement
The Galápagos Islands, formed by a volcanic eruption some 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, is a protected natural ...
Ecuador takes new steps to protect wildlife, creating a ‘sea highway’
Rich and abundant with biodiverse wildlife, the Galápagos is home to some of the most unique sea life in the ...
In the Face of COVID-19, Farmers in Ecuador Innovate a Whole New Food System
This article is part of an editorial collaboration with Heifer International. It was first published on the Heifer International blog. There ...
OPIM: Forming Sustainable Partnerships for Development
While the challenges of eradicating hunger, malnutrition and achieving food security are now high on the humanitarian and development agenda, ...
Oil spills: A Double-Standard World
This is the emblematic story of two oil spills: one in the developed world, the other in the Third World, ...
