In her own research published in Nature, she argues that one degree Celsius is the just boundary, because beyond that point, the impacts of climate change violate the rights of more than one per cent ...
As a tidal wave of authoritarianism crashes across the U.S., it may seem as if nothing is sacred. But in these moments of uncertainty, it is the sacred to which we must return. As we navigate a ...
Climate psychology has rapidly developed as an essential field examining the intersection of human thought, emotion, and action in the context of planetary ...
I RECENTLY had the privilege of joining a high-level webinar, “Climate Justice Meets Climate Action: The ICJ Ruling and the Philippines’ Race to Zero,” where the gravity of our situation and the ...
The closure last week of a $50 million federal grant-making program that supports climate change solutions in low-income communities could signal what is to come for government-funded nonprofits at ...
Kian Mintz-Woo receives funding from the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis and from Canada's Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) under the SSHRC Insight Grant ...
Judge Leonardo Nemer Caldeira Brant on Tuesday said the World Court is transposing established environmental jurisprudence to ...
Oluwabusayo Wuraola is a Lecturer at Anglia Ruskin University and also a knowledge expert member of the United Nations Harmony with Nature Programme. Climate change lawsuits have become a new way for ...
As climate treaty delegates gather in Bonn this week ahead of COP30 in Belém, Brazil, later this year, the world needs to confront a truth usually omitted from such negotiations: the climate crisis is ...
People wade through a flooded market in South Sudan in 2024. Heavy rains over several years have contributed to a widespread humanitarian crisis in South Sudan. People affected by the negative effects ...
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