Climate

From: First Nations Frontline
Native Nation: Voices of survival
An Indigenous American podcast team on a road trip uncover the reality of resource extraction on their sacred land.
Published On 30 Nov 2022
‘If you see me, weep’: Hunger stones auguring drought in Europe
As water levels dropped in Europe, ancient river stones once again emerged to tell their centuries-old tales of despair.
Published On 29 Nov 2022
From: Counting the Cost
Will rich nations pay for the climate ‘loss and damage’ fund?
A historic fund to help vulnerable countries worst affected by climate change was adopted at the COP27 summit.
Published On 26 Nov 2022
Greta Thunberg, 600 others sue Sweden for climate inaction
The lawsuit comes as Sweden’s new right-wing government faces mounting criticism over lacklustre climate goals.
Published On 25 Nov 2022

We cannot tackle climate change, and save our collective future, while increasing military spending.

‘We’ve been able to see the future, and we still ignored it,’ says Canadian environmentalist David Suzuki.

We need to radically rethink our economic systems if we are serious about the climate.

Government report says rising temperatures may cause larger and more frequent fires in southern Australia.

A mosque’s appearance stirs memories of displacement for people who lost their village when it was flooded 34 years ago.

Countries agree to set up a new fund, but details are still to be worked out on who would contribute to the fund.

Countries at COP27 summit agree to set up a compensation fund for poor nations suffering the impact of climate change.

Loss and damage remains a sticking point at COP27, particularly how to compensate poor countries hit by climate change.

‘It’s like a warzone that doesn’t recover,’ says Carmen Yulin Cruz, the former mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Is ‘green’ technology simply delaying the most crucial climate action of all – slashing emissions?

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