Climate Change
Fashion and Paper Brands Turn to Alternative Fibres as Pressure on Forests Intensifies
Fashion and paper manufacturers are exploring alternative raw materials as growing demand for wood-based fibres increases pressure on forests, threatening biodiversity and contributing...
Countries Fall Behind on Global Nature Protection Targets as 2030 Deadline Nears
Countries are falling short of international commitments to protect biodiversity, with current progress suggesting the world will miss its target of conserving at...
Group Backs Additional $500m Financing for ACReSAL in Northern Nigeria
A civil society group has backed the proposed $500 million additional financing for the Agro-Climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes (ACReSAL) project, saying the...
Warmer Summers Force Fashion Industry to Rethink Winter Sales
Longer and hotter summers are disrupting the fashion industry’s traditional seasonal cycle, forcing luxury brands to adapt their designs and putting sales of...
Pacific Leader Says Fossil Fuel Transition Deal Is Not Open for Renegotiation
Pacific leaders have warned that the international agreement to move away from fossil fuels must remain intact as countries prepare for next month’s...
US Supreme Court Weighs Big Oil Bid to Block Climate Damage Lawsuits
The US Supreme Court has begun hearing arguments over whether states and local governments can sue major oil companies for damages linked to...
GCF Moves to Unlock Billions for Climate Action in Africa
The Green Climate Fund is seeking to accelerate climate investment across Africa by helping countries develop stronger pipelines of projects that can attract...
US Supreme Court Weighs Oil Companies’ Bid to Block Climate Lawsuit
The US Supreme Court on Monday heard arguments over whether ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy can stop a climate lawsuit brought by officials in...
