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How moving from fossil-fuel to low-carbon economy could create new forms of injustice
As Nigeria accelerates its shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy, labour unions and experts warn that without inclusive policies, the transition risks deepening inequality and leaving behind ...
Danielle Stokes, Climate Resilience as Reparations, 5 Harv. Envtl. L. Rev. 4 (2026) (Full Document) The Tulsa Race Massacre.
Chattogram Press Club will honour award-winning environmental journalist Shamsuddin Illius later this month for his ...
Some time ago, Press Council Nepal chair Umesh Shrestha shared a moving reflection on Facebook that stayed with me. He ...
UN Secretary General António Guterres has said Pakistan is on the frontlines of climate chaos despite contributing only a tiny fraction of global emissions.
Pacific countries could face an annual funding shortfall of up to $6.3 billion as new research published by Caritas and other bodies reveals that the true cost of adapting to climate change is far ...
Extreme heat, drought and ozone from fire emissions are devastating the Amazon and other rainforests, new research shows.
A golden statue called “The Orange Plague” and “King of Injustice” has been installed at the European Parliament, sparking attention over its political message and symbolism.
Donald Trump's supporters reportedly started a debate after a gold statue of the president without clothes was placed inside the European Parliament building in Strasbourg, France. DW reported that a ...
Inside the European Parliament, politicians are now confronted with a grotesque vision of American power: an 8.5-foot-tall ...
Yemen faces the climate crisis with inadequate finance, fragmented institutions and a humanitarian system unprepared for a ...
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