Climate negotiators and finance officials met in Bangkok to align global finance with climate goals, discussing fiscal space and cost of capital. Developing nations stressed that private finance cannot replace developed countries' obligations.
As climate change displaces millions in Bangladesh, migrants are moving to secondary cities. A new study reveals these relocated individuals often end up in risky informal settlements unprepared to support them.
Research indicates low-pressure system frequency and days will remain stable under climate change. Increased atmospheric water vapor is projected to drive higher Indian summer monsoon rainfall.
The popular açaà berry's journey from the Amazon to global wellness markets raises concerns about its impact on forest biodiversity, potential child labor, and the equitable benefit for cultivating communities.
Soil health, measured by micro-organisms, is crucial for increased food productivity and carbon sequestration. Current nutrient-focused soil management in India shows declining soil health.
Indigenous communities in the Peruvian and Colombian Amazon are experiencing water shortages and pollution linked to illegal mining, cattle ranching, and deforestation, forcing them to purchase drinking water.
Environmental concerns are paramount in Brazil's upcoming elections, with Flávio Bolsonaro, a climate change denier and proponent of environmental agency dismantling, potentially becoming president.
A new IUCN Red List assessment warns that 96% of shallow-water coral reefs are at high risk of collapse by 2075, primarily driven by heat stress from climate change.
The IPCC has failed to set a timeline for its Seventh Assessment Cycle reports for the sixth time. Vulnerable nations warn that further delays could impede crucial climate science from informing the 2028 Global Stocktake.