Freight delays and insurance costs rise as rain bands disrupt key hubs.
Forest stewardship and carbon governance move to the negotiating front row.
Scaling renewables meets grid realities and marine-life constraints.
Cross-border raids target illegal logging, mining and wildlife trafficking.
Climate shocks and conflict push under-nourishment higher across the continent.
When the storms arrived together.
Offsets and the new climate economy.
When scarcity meets campaigns.
Migrant work and trafficking across the Indian Ocean.
The hidden cost of brain drain and dependency.
Cross-border raids uncovered hundreds of cases of illegal logging, mining and wildlife trafficking — exposing how natural-resource crime is thriving under weak enforcement.
The island state’s new framework aims to attract private investment for green infrastructure and coastal resilience, turning vulnerability into opportunity.
Belém prepares to host COP30 with an agenda led by Indigenous knowledge systems and carbon-market reforms rooted in ecosystem stewardship.
A new UNESCO-supported programme trains journalists and modernises broadcast systems to strengthen early-warning coverage across African islands.
Targeting twelve countries, the initiative will back projects that protect biodiversity while capturing carbon and boosting local livelihoods.
Hundreds journey by river from Ecuador and Peru to Brazil’s Belém, symbolising a grassroots push to reshape global climate negotiations.
Wind-farm operators deploy on-demand shutdowns to protect endangered species, blending clean-energy growth with biodiversity care.
New UN data show over 300 million Africans undernourished, reversing improvements as drought and conflict strain rural supply chains.
Evacuations in Pakistan’s eastern Punjab this week; response windows are shrinking.
Interpol sweep across nine countries hits illegal logging, mining and wildlife trade.
Undernourished in Africa (2024) despite global gains; climate and conflict drive divergence.
