As climate talks near, pressure grows on Asia to cancel new coal projectsAction by six countries alone - China, India, Vietnam, Indonesia, Turkey and Bangladesh - could help end the use of coal |
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How climate inaction is driving a mental health crisis in childrenYoung people's feelings of anger, fear and powerlessness arise less from environmental damage than from the unwillingness of adults to stop it, a Lancet study finds |
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Vending machines bring safe, cheap water to Nairobi slumsUntil now, Mukuru residents have had no option but to buy polluted water from informal vendors charging exorbitant prices |
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Climate change could trigger internal migration of 216 mln people - World BankClimate migration "hotspots" will emerge as soon as 2030 and intensify by 2050, hitting the poorest parts of the world hardest, says World Bank |
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U.S., EU pursuing global deal to slash planet-warming methane -documentsTheir pact comes as Washington and Brussels seek to galvanise other major economies ahead of a world summit to address climate change in Scotland in November |
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Advocates see 'chaos' if U.S. Supreme Court guts abortion rightsReligious conservatives have long wanted to overturn a landmark 1970s ruling that said states cannot ban abortion before the viability of the fetus outside the womb |
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Killings of Colombia environmental activists hit record, NGO says, despite gov't promisesA record 65 environmental defenders were killed in Colombia in 2020, according to a report by Global Witness, nearly one-third of the worldwide total |
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Hurricane Nicholas makes landfall, pounds coastal Texas, Louisiana with rainTexas governor declares states of emergency in 17 counties and three cities; boat and helicopter rescue teams already deployed or on standby |
OPINION: Colonial funding models hamper the growth of African charitiesWestern funding agencies continue to adopt a monitor and control approach, determining what the African CSO must do from a distance. |
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