Why Africa's fight for Climate Reparations should question historical structural Injustices
Despite contributing under 4% of global emissions, Africa faces the worst climate impacts. At a symposium in Mombasa, Kenya, leaders call for historical polluters to pay $170 trillion in climate reparations, not as voluntary charity but a binding legal liability.
Indonesia’s wildfire crisis cannot be business as usual
Every wildfire season, I watch the smoke arrive. This year, the fires have gotten worse.
African Symposium on Climate Reparations
Africa is on the frontlines of a climate crisis it did not create. True climate action requires more than promises - it demands accountability, equity, and repair.
The Cerrado Is Not for Sale
Explore the upcoming gas auction in Brazil and its implications for Indigenous lands and the environment in Maranhão.
Keeping Safe from Fires and Liars
Explore the connection between climate crises and disinformation as experts discuss current challenges and their impacts.
UNGA: A week that laid bare the world’s fault lines, climate crisis all over it
From war to the accelerating climate crisis, this year’s UN General Assembly felt less like a tour through the fault lines shaping the world.
The Haze We All Breathe: A Letter from Kalimantan, Indonesia
The harsh reality of living in the epicenter of Indonesia wildfires, told by a local journalist.
Oil Exploration at the Mouth of the Amazon: a Warning from the Guanabara Bay
Explore the impact of amazon oil exploration on local communities and ecosystems in Guanabara Bay, Brazil.
Finding Steady Ground on a Glacier still Standing: A Letter from Aotearoa
Adam Currie is Campaign and Movement Support Manager at 350 Aotearoa. In this piece, prompted by a photograph of the glacier collapse on the Tibet/Nepal border, Adam reflects on grief, scale, and the difference between despair and honest reckoning — and issues a gentle challenge: one climate commitment, made and kept, this September.
Can South Africa’s Electricity System Weather What’s Coming?
Climate change suddenly became real when the flood buried my husband’s village in minutes
When war, warming and El Niño collide: the world’s shipping lanes are buckling all at once
Explore the critical chokepoints affecting global oil and goods supply, from the Strait of Hormuz to the Panama Canal.
