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Climate

Tracking global efforts to curb carbon emissions and adapt to climate change impacts and extreme weather

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Global heating

As India gets hotter, clothing adds a layer to caste inequality
Wearing breathable textiles like cotton is becoming a form of heat adaptation, but for many Dalit families, they remain out of reach
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Climate impacts

Latin American artists turn climate anxiety into inspiration
Glacial sediments surround Lake Palcacocha Opinion
Opinion

Questions over climate responsibility are no longer political. They are legal
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Electric vehicles

How do the Dutch make EV sharing work?
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Climate impacts

‘We still need people to hold our hands’: Inside the collapse of Malawi’s humanitarian safety net
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Marine protection

‘We really are going blind’: Scientists warn world losing sight of the ocean
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Indigenous peoples

Seeds of resistance: the Wayuu response to climate imbalance
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Livelihoods

‘We are losing not only work, but survival’: India’s informal workers on the green transition
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Indigenous peoples

The Philippines is failing to include Indigenous people in climate decision making

In focus

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Elections

Roundtable: What does the second Trump presidency mean for global climate action?
Climate experts from China, India, Kenya, South Africa, Colombia and Mexico react to the US presidential election results
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Negotiations

Imbalance of power: Women at international climate negotiations
Women’s representation at UN climate conferences has barely improved in 30 years, particularly women from South Asia
Article
Carbon emissions

Interactive: Can CCS help Asia reach its climate goals?
Deploying CCS without ramping up renewables could compromise the ‘just transition’ of Southeast Asian countries
Opinion
Negotiations

Riding the 2024 COPs wave: Ocean issues connect everything
Ocean issues cut across all three major UN conferences taking place at the end of 2024, says Felipe Cárcamo Moreno
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Heat adaptation

The warming risk hiding in chemicals needed to keep cool
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Sustainable development

They are still in school, but they are already designing environmental solutions
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Displacement

Leaving Home: When home is no longer home
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Wildfires

Leaving Home: She left after the fire; a Chilean community’s struggle to stay
A man holds up a smartphone, video chatting with another person on the screen Opinion
Opinion

The climate fight must involve social media creators
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Climate impacts

Leaving Home: They returned to Afghanistan, but not to stability
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Climate impacts

Leaving Home: They fled war; in Kakuma, refuge is fragile too
Two workers shape clay into bricks using molds in a sunlit, outdoor setting Article
Health

Q&A: ‘Even the idea that heat can kill is still quite contentious’
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Heat adaptation

Democracy meets extreme heat: The end of summer elections?
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Opinion

Authoritarianism is supercharging the climate crisis
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Global heating

Democracy meets extreme heat: India’s elections in a warming climate
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Methane

Doubts cast over pig farm methane credits in China

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