Women Paying the Highest Price of Climate Change

Climate change amplifies existing gender inequalities, with women and girls facing disproportionate health risks from extreme heat, disasters and food insecurity. From spikes...

The Social Impacts of Climate Change In A Warming World

The social impacts of climate change are among the most visible and affect everyday life. The data shows how climate stress can quickly...

Indigenous Leaders File Complaint Against Japanese-funded LNG Canada Project

Indigenous leaders from the Wet'suwet'en Nation in Canada have filed a formal complaint against the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC), alleging it...

How Attribution Science Is Driving Climate Accountability and Justice

As our planet heats due to climate change, extreme weather events such as heatwaves, typhoons and floods are becoming more frequent and severe....

Study Directly Links Fossil Fuel Companies to More than 200 Heatwaves

A new study directly links the pollution from 180 major fossil fuel and cement companies to more than 200 heatwaves worldwide. The research...

Stop Funding PLN Coal Expansion in Indonesia, Communities Say

Indonesia’s continued push for coal expansion threatens communities’ health, livelihoods and climate commitments, despite clear evidence that renewables like solar, wind, and geothermal...

ICJ’s Ruling a Victory for Climate Litigation and Justice: ‘Provides Us With a Reason to Keep Fighting’

The International Court of Justice's historic advisory opinion declared that actions driving climate change are illegal and that states must halt emissions and...

Raja Ampat, A (Mis)fortune Beyond Beauty? [Op-Ed]

Indonesia’s Raja Ampat, renowned for its rich biodiversity, faces nickel and coal mining threats that threaten its ecosystems and indigenous communities. A growing...

Debt Relief as a Climate Solution?

Debt burdens in low- and middle-income nations are deepening the climate crisis, as many are forced to borrow to recover from climate-related disasters...