How A Dispute Over Carbon Market Regulations Tripped Up COP25 in MadridKate Dooley, University of Melbourne The United Nations’ COP25 climate talks concluded on Sunday morning in Madrid, almost 40 hours...
How Climate Change is Fueling the Rise of Right Wing NationalismThis article by Joshua Conrad Jackson of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Michele Gelfand, University of Maryland is...
“Our enemy right now is physics.” Greta Thunberg Responds to the Latest IPCC Report on Sea Level Rise and Ocean HealthThe Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released its latest scientific report, this time focusing on the intersection of climate change...
New Research Shows Why The World Needs Global Cooperation to Preserve National Fish StocksEd note. This story originally appeared in The Conversation. It is republished here as part of UN Dispatch’s partnership with Covering Climate...
“Don’t Bring a Speech. Bring a Plan!” Why The UN Climate Action Summit MattersThis story originally appeared in the Nation. It is republished here as part of UN Dispatch’s partnership with Covering Climate Now,...
Raging Fires and the Destruction of the AmazonFires raging in the Amazon have captured the world’s attention and put focus on the policies of the Brazilian government....
Four Ways We Can Use Land Better to Avoid Food Shortages and Prevent a Climate CrisisThe verdict is in: Humans and climate change are putting the land on which we live under immense and growing...
Drought in the Horn of Africa is Threatening 15 Million PeopleThe Horn of Africa region, which includes parts of Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, is experiencing a severe drought. This region has...
How Satellite Data Can Fight Illegal Mining in GhanaGhana was called the “Gold Coast” for a very specific reason. The West African country’s hills and rivers are flush...
