The cost of living crisis is making sustainability feel out of reach for millions of people. And for most of the world, it always has been.... Read More
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Rapid solar power deployment supports clean energy growth but also creates challenges in photovoltaic waste management.... Read More
Amid drying rivers and sparse rainfall, saltwater intrusion presents a growing threat for many of our vital sectors.... Read More
For the communities at the center of the world's most visited destinations, overtourism is driving them out of their own homes. ... Read More
After 42 days of talks and four years of negotiations, the world still does not have a global plastics treaty, and the planet is running out of time.... Read More
The interdependence of systems that move the world deepens the inequality that impacts whether one can even imagine the future.... Read More
Global refugee aid is shrinking just as the number of people forced to flee reaches a record high due to conflicts and climate shocks.... Read More
Forecasts for strong El Niño amid ongoing global crises calls for leaders to buckle up and improve preparedness in climate-sensitive sectors.... Read More
Earth Overshoot Day is not a doomsday prediction, but rather a balance sheet that can be rectified by changing the way we do business, produce, and consume.... Read More
As climate risk drives losses higher, insurers are retreating from high-risk markets, widening the global protection gap.... Read More

How the Cost of Living Crisis Is Pushing People Away from Sustainable Choices
Addressing the Rising Challenges of Photovoltaic Waste Management
Salt in the Wound: Cautioning Saltwater Intrusion amid Global Water Crisis
How Overtourism Pushes Local Communities Out of Their Own Homes
Why the World Still Doesn’t Have a Global Plastics Treaty
Challenging Interdependence and the Inequality of Imagining the Future
The Shrinking Safety Net: Inside the Global Collapse of Refugee Aid
Underscoring Preparedness to Face Strong El Niño Amidst Global Crises
Earth Overshoot Day 2026: A Growing Debt to Future Generations and a Call to the Business World
Insurers Are Retreating from Climate Risk, How Does It Matter?