While this pandemic has forced much of the world to self-isolate inside their homes, this is simply not possible for many people.

A new report has found that since agreeing to the Paris Agreement, G20 countries have acted directly counter to it by providing at least USD77 billion a year to finance fossil fuels through their public finance institutions. 

It’s the world’s biggest importer of logs, legal and illegal alike. But now, China may play another role in the timber trade: enforcer of the rules fighting against illegal logging.

The effects of the climate crisis are being felt today across ecological, social and financial dimensions, threatening the global economy, with some effects being observed decades ahead of previous estimates.

New research suggests that the amount of ocean microplastic pollution has likely been vastly underestimated, and that there are at least double the number of particles as previously thought. 

Oil exploration in the Congo Basin is placing the world’s largest expanse of tropical peatlands on the brink of destruction, risking the release of 1.34 gigatons of carbon- the same as the total annual emissions of Japan.

A new survey by Ipsos conducted in 14 countries finds that 71% of adults globally agree that, in the long term, the climate crisis is as serious as the COVID-19 pandemic.

With the largest population in the world, China has the most mouths to feed on the planet. Consequently, China generates more food waste than any other nation. How can this problem be solved?