FLAG(ging) land-intensive sectors
Agriculture, forestry and other land use comprise one-fifth of global GHG emissions. Now we have some science-based targets.
Human rights law scope and impact is increasing
Torres Islanders’ have won a legal case involving climate damage and their right to enjoy culture and family life
An effective malaria vaccine at scale?
An important milestone in the fight to hold malaria at bay: The R21 vacccine.
Why woodn't you?
A material we have used for thousands of years could become more important.
Tropical diseases beyond the Tropics
Climate change is changing habitats and bringing new threats.
Green steel - we all want it don't we?
Green steel is clearly a good thing. But it's clearly going to need a lot of government support to get from where we are now, using a lot of coal, to where we want to be, using mostly renewables.
Feed the world - Changes to feed and Total Resource Productivity
Agricultural reform including waste and byproduct management could ensure the global population has sufficient nutrients.
Still low on philanthropic action
Whilst philanthropists and nonprofits are alarmed, there isn't enough action.
Energy, methane and orphaned wells
Abandoned and stranded fossil fuel assets need to be considered.
Cancer and Particulate Matter
Air pollution can "wake up" cancer-causing mutations.
Alternatives to coming in like a wrecking ball
When buildings are no longer fit for their original purpose, do they actually need to be demolished?
Underinvestment in water has consequences
Jackson, Mississippi water crisis reminds us of the importance of safeguarding this precious commodity.
