Climate Crisis

Small island nations are using the United Nations General Assembly to draw attention to the growing threat posed by climate change, warning that rising seas are already eroding land, damaging communities and putting their cultural…
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The deaths of more than 1,300 people and thousands of missing persons following a glacier collapse and catastrophic flooding in Nepal and China’s Tibet region have renewed calls for a coordinated global response to the worsening climate…
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For centuries, humanity has celebrated scientific breakthroughs that have transformed the way we live. From space exploration to artificial intelligence, technological progress has reached extraordinary heights. Yet, despite these…
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The planet has entered “uncharted territory” as the climate and environmental crisis deepens, with future global warming likely to surpass earlier United Nations projections, according to a new UN report released on December 9, 2025.…
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On July 3, 2025, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACtHR) issued a groundbreaking advisory opinion that redefines how international law and human rights intersect with the climate emergency. In a move hailed as a historic legal…
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Climate change is an unfolding catastrophe for Tuvalu, a tiny Pacific nation of nine coral islands, now at risk of becoming uninhabitable within decades. As rising sea levels threaten to swallow the country by 2050, nearly a third of its…
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Key indicators of climate change — from record-breaking carbon emissions to surging sea levels — are now moving at a pace and scale never before recorded, more than 60 leading climate scientists warned in a major update…
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The Indus river basin, among the most vulnerable regions globally to climate change, is experiencing dramatically different impacts across its eastern and western tributaries, recent scientific research has shown, potentially making…
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As climate change intensifies, scientists are raising alarms about its devastating impact on global food security. A study published in Trends in Plant Science by an international team of researchers points to the urgent need to develop…
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Around 50 per cent of us do have access to at least one social protection benefit – but 3.8 billion people lack any kind of safety net, including 1.8 billion children worldwide, according to the World Social Protection Report 2024-26:…
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