Mineral wealth often does not translate to local prosperity, as communities in resource-rich regions struggle for access to clean water.... Read More
Health and Wellbeing
Sweltering heat across the world continues to affect air quality, and the impacts are transboundary—they ring true across borders and continents.... Read More
The triple planetary crisis disrupts psychological wellbeing, making it essential to include mental health factors in environmental policies.... Read More
More than just an inconvenience, noise pollution is a serious health risk. And climate change is quietly making it worse. ... Read More
Millions of people around the world are now resistant to antibiotics, and the roots of antimicrobial resistance lay beyond medicine.... Read More
Sleep is not a luxury, but rising temperatures are turning it into one. And the ones losing sleep the most are the world's poorest.... Read More
Human-induced climate change is considered to have contributed to the spread of malaria in Africa.... Read More
Governments must step up with strong legal protections and inclusive policies that protect the rights of migrant children.... Read More
As the planet heats up, understanding how vulnerable children are to extreme heat is key to accelerating mitigation and adaptation measures.... Read More
The AI and data center boom in Asia is quietly yet quickly pulling water from some of the region's most drought-prone communities.... Read More

Challenging Access to Clean Water in Mining Regions
Risk of Transboundary Air Pollution Increases as Extreme Heat Continues
Building Bridges Between Environmental Policy and Mental Health
Noise Pollution Is Making Us Sick, and Climate Change Is Making It Worse
Addressing Antimicrobial Resistance as More Than a Medical Issue
How Losing Sleep Is a Climate and Equality Issue
Understanding the Regional Impacts of Climate Change on Malaria in Africa
Protecting the Rights of Migrant Children Through Child-Centered Policies
Children’s Vulnerability Against Extreme Heat
How Asia’s Data Center Boom Is Drinking Drought Zones Dry