We May Surpass 1.5°C Soon, But We Can Do Something About It
UNEP’s “Limiting Overshoot” report invites us to act faster to make reversing warming towards 1.5°C possible through stronger mitigation and adaptation.... Read More
Oceans and Seas
Addressing the Hidden Risk of Microplastics from Offshore Infrastructures
Offshore infrastructures of the oil and gas industry undergoing in-situ decommissioning is expected to release microplastics that could harm marine ecosystems.... Read More
Addressing Antimicrobial Resistance as More Than a Medical Issue
Millions of people around the world are now resistant to antibiotics, and the roots of antimicrobial resistance lay beyond medicine.... Read More
Salt in the Wound: Cautioning Saltwater Intrusion amid Global Water Crisis
Amid drying rivers and sparse rainfall, saltwater intrusion presents a growing threat for many of our vital sectors.... Read More
The Tangled Threads of Africa’s Blue Carbon
Behind the clean science of Africa’s blue Carbon lies a messier story of the rights to millions of hectares of African coastline.... Read More
Non-Economic Loss and Damage: Making sense of our intangible loss in a changing climate
Global climate actions must acknowledge non-economic loss and damage as an integral part of the conversation.... Read More
The Warning Signals of Climate Change
Warning signals are ringing across the globe as climate change alters current reality and costs us a decent life.... Read More
The Antarctic Ice Shelves Are Destabilizing in a Warming Climate
Climate change has caused ocean temperatures to rise and led to the melting of Antarctic ice shelves, with serious consequences.... Read More
Health Challenges from Sea-Level Rise Demand Urgency and Accountability
Sea-level rise is swallowing the shore more quickly, presenting complex health challenges that demand urgency and accountability.... Read More
How the Earth’s Energy Imbalance Affects the Climate
The Earth's energy imbalance now counts as a key climate indicator, another signal of an accelerating crisis.... Read More