Russia’s Shadow Fleet of Oil Tankers Poses Threats
According to CREA, given the substantially increasing “shadow tanker” activity in high-traffic narrow straits, a catastrophic oil spill leaves coastal nations to bear...
South Korean Court Rules Climate Goals ‘Unconstitutional’
Young activists score landmark legal victory as South Korea’s Constitutional Court mandates stronger climate policy to protect future generations.
Asia’s LNG Projects Are Wrecking Nature, Climate and Communities
The development of LNG projects in and near biodiversity hotspots threatens aquatic ecosystems, forests and wildlife while negatively impacting communities whose livelihoods depend...
Big Fashion Brands Are Failing to Act on Climate
A new report urges the fashion industry to invest in clean energy to curb the impacts of the climate crisis. Can the industry...
Air Pollution in Bangladesh and Pakistan: Requires Urgent Action
As climate change worsens and urbanisation and industrialisation increase, the public health emergency caused by bad air quality in Bangladesh and Pakistan is...
Why the Rich Should Compensate for Biodiversity Loss and Damage in the Global South
Extraction and processing of materials like food, clothing, housing and infrastructure drive 90% of biodiversity loss and water stress. Rich countries rely significantly...
EU Banks Financing the Destruction of Ecosystem
EU banks are pouring money into companies linked to the destruction of ecosystems and human rights abuses. Financial system reform is crucial to...
ADB Loan Adds to Indonesia’s Coal Problem, New Investigation Finds
According to a report by Inclusive Development International and other environmental and human rights groups, the vague terms of the ADB’s USD 600...
Climate Justice Solutions for a Fair and Sustainable Future
Addressing the structural inequalities perpetuated by climate change and prioritising the needs of the most vulnerable are critical to advancing climate justice solutions...
