Global south suffering gap in climate change research as rich countries drive agenda, studies suggest
Developing countries suffer from a significant gap in terms of scientific research related to climate change, a new study shows, even though they contain the...
Drought in northern Kenya pushes millions towards hunger
In northern Kenya, the ribs of dead sheep stretch towards the blazing sun as parched herders trudge past, a day’s march from water. The value...
‘Community ownership’ might be the best way to fight deforestation
Forests owned, managed and governed by their communities naturally preserve biodiversity and have very low levels of deforestation.
LISTEN: Pallavi Pant on decolonizing global air pollution research
Dr. Pallavi Pant joins the Agents of Change in Environmental Justice podcast to discuss combatting air pollution in India, and how she’s working to elevate...
Wanted: Your spare room for global visitors to Glasgow’s climate summit
Locals in the host city of Glasgow are being asked to offer a warm welcome to indigenous delegates visiting for Cop26.
Climate change is worsening ozone problems on the Front Range. Hispanic communities feel it the most
When air quality on the Front Range is bad, it’s often because of ozone – a gas created by a mixture of emissions from cars,...
Climate resilience efforts pose new risks for disabled people
Disabled people, who are already among the most adversely affected by climate change, are facing new risks from climate mitigation efforts.
Charting a course to shrink the heat gap between New York City neighborhoods
Community organizers and New York residents hope high-resolution maps of hot spots in the Bronx and Manhattan will result in more equitable development.