“On World Press Freedom Day, we must reaffirm our commitment to defending freedom of expression and protecting journalists worldwide,” said UNESCO Director General Audrey Azoulay. — In a […]

This Earth Day, as we stand on the brink of a planetary emergency, we invite our readers to join us in a crucial endeavor: supporting Earth.Org’s independent, non-profit […]

The average global surface temperature last month was 14.14C, 0.10C higher than 2016, the previous hottest March on record. Recent trends in global surface air and sea temperatures […]

Tuesday’s ruling established a binding legal precedent for all signatories to the European Convention on Human Rights and could set an important precedent for future climate litigation cases. […]

As the United Kingdom gears up for its forthcoming general election, attention is increasingly focused on the nation’s environmental issues and the climate agendas of political parties. With […]

The latest UN Climate Change Conference (COP28) marked a “historic” decision on the operationalisation of the Loss and Damage Fund. For decades, the issue of loss and damage […]

Environmental crime, often sidelined and underestimated, is among the world’s most damaging, rapidly growing, and lucrative crimes. Understanding its complex nature, causes, and large-scale impacts is critical to […]

Whether you are commuting to work or relaxing in the evening, podcasts are a great way to learn more about the world around you. These are 22 of […]

No one on the planet is left untouched by the effects of climate change, from rising temperatures and sea levels to worsened air pollution and droughts that threaten […]

The intensifying climate crisis is marked by a rise in severe weather events and economic insecurity for many. In 2024, climate litigation continues to emerge as a crucial […]