CLIMATE CHANGE
Climate change is here. We can no longer ignore the rising temperatures, rising seas and extreme weather events.
Cop28 ambitious climate goals are not being met
At Cop28 countries pledged to triple the world’s renewable energy and double its energy efficiency, but in a year most are struggling to meet these goals.
A look at the climate crisis through graphs
These climate crisis charts track how Earth’s heating has led to rising sea levels and extreme weather – and there is no sign of emissions slowing.
Denmark is making strides towards climate-friendly policy changes
Denmark’s bold agriculture policy aims to cut emissions, tackle pollution and restore nature, setting a global climate leadership example.
Industrial agriculture lobbyists dominate COP29
Agribusiness lobbyists, including JBS and PepsiCo, dominate COP29, overshadowing true climate solutions.
2024 may be hottest year ever recorded
2024 is set to be the hottest year on record, surpassing 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, signaling a climate crisis that demands urgent action.
Animal agriculture is preventing us from solving climate collapse
Animal agriculture and fossil fuels are destroying our planet. Weaning ourselves off meat is as important as weaning ourselves off oil, gas and coal.
Deadly floods in Spain signals need for change
Spain’s deadly floods is evidence of an undeniable truth: the human-caused climate crisis is just starting to pick up ferocity.
Despite extreme weather, climate change denial still exists
Many people still deny that climate change is a worsening threat, or that it exists at all. As its impacts grow more visible and destructive, how is this possible?
We should be more concerned about the destruction of vital mangroves
Mangroves are vital climate protectors, sequestering carbon and safeguarding ecosystems, yet they’re being destroyed at an alarming rate.
Reducing livestock farming is key to managing climate crisis
The climate crisis can’t be solved without tackling two unspoken truths: leaving fossil fuels in the ground and reducing livestock farming.
Our biodiversity crisis must be treated as urgently as the climate crisis
At COP16 in Colombia, experts warned we’re on the brink of a biodiversity crisis, urging immediate action to prevent ecological collapse.
Cop16 ends with some breakthroughs, but key issues left unresolved
Cop16 fell short of what is needed to halt the crisis in the natural world, warning that governments and UN officials were not acting with the required urgency.
What is climate change and why do we need to act on it?
The consequences of climate change include intense droughts, water scarcity, fires, rising sea levels, flooding, catastrophic storms and declining biodiversity.
We must change the way we think about food to save the planet
Our food system’s harmful myths and nostalgic fantasies are blocking real solutions to the global food and climate crises.
UN climate report downplays impact of animal agriculture on the planet
A recent UN climate report downplays the true impact of livestock on global emissions while potentially obscuring the industry’s role in the climate crisis.