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Australia’s National Party has officially withdrawn support for the country’s commitment to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, marking a significant shift in the Coalition’s climate policy stance. The junior partner in Australia’s conservative Coalition government had been…
After two decades of legal battles, Bolivia’s Tacana II Indigenous people have secured official title to their ancestral homeland—a victory that comes with ongoing challenges. The 272,379-hectare territory in La Paz province serves as crucial habitat for over 50 vulnerable…
As world leaders prepare for COP30 climate talks, where tropical forests will take center stage, experts are calling for a fundamental shift from simply fighting deforestation to actively redesigning forest protection systems. Last year alone, fires destroyed over three million…
Brazil’s Congress is advancing controversial legislation that could overturn three decades of constitutional protection for Indigenous lands, potentially opening these territories to legal mining operations. The move comes as global demand for critical minerals like gold has reached unprecedented levels,…
Prince William arrived in Brazil this week to advance his ambitious Earthshot Prize environmental initiative and participate in upcoming COP30 climate discussions. The Prince of Wales began his visit with a scenic cable car journey up Rio de Janeiro’s iconic…
Scotland is pioneering an innovative approach to combat climate change by transforming its agricultural sector from a carbon contributor into a powerful climate ally. Scottish ministers are finalizing an ambitious plan that harnesses two promising farming techniques: strategic hedgerow planting…
Australia’s Liberal-National Coalition government faces a potential breakup over climate policy, as internal divisions threaten to tear apart the country’s net zero emissions commitment. Liberal Party leader Sussan Ley finds herself caught between competing factions, with rightwing Liberals joining forces…
Ghana has achieved a historic milestone, becoming the first African nation to secure fast-track access to European Union timber markets through a prestigious “gold standard” certification. After 16 years of negotiations, the West African country earned a Forest Law Enforcement,…
When Typhoon Halong’s remnants slammed into western Alaska in early October, the devastation exposed a troubling reality: centuries of colonial policies have left Alaska Native communities dangerously exposed to our changing climate. Nearly 50 Yup’ik villages along the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta…
A brewing conflict between recreation and cultural preservation has emerged at Mount Arapiles, one of Australia’s most celebrated rock climbing destinations. Despite voluntary bans established to protect sacred Indigenous sites, some climbers are openly discussing plans to ignore restrictions at…
