By Brad Adams

By Lotte Leicht

By Linda Lakhdhir

By Lotte Leicht

Brazilians will go to the polls on October 4, and the outcome could shape the country's climate and environmental policies for years to come—with far-reaching…

Reducing methane from oil and gas is one of the fastest ways to slow near-term warming, but the discussion is usually limited to emissions numbers, technical…

By Daniela Ikawa

By Fabien Offner

As temperatures across the globe are rising, heat in the workplace is becoming a central climate and public health challenge. From agriculture to construction to logistics, extreme heat poses a major ...

By Felix Horne

By Cara Schulte

By Felix Horne and Sophie Richardson

The Indonesian government and the provincial governments in Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra should carry out long overdue reviews of logging, plantations, and gold mining businesses that were a ...

By Sarah Sax

By Fabien Offner

By Sophie Richardson

By Felix Horne

By Linda Lakhdhir

By Fabien Offner

Summers in Dhaka are unforgiving. Smog and dust cloud the sky, veiling the city in a muted haze. Hot air radiates off a canopy of tightly packed metal rooftops. The humidity is suffocating. Water, gas...

By Lotte Leicht

The urgency of the climate crisis, and growing frustration with the failure of their governments to act, are driving many to use protest to press for necessary…

By Felix Horne

Climate change exacerbates global inequities, particularly for women. Join us at LSHTM during London Climate Action Week for an interactive event with leading voices in research and implementation

We are deeply concerned about the five young human rights defenders of Mother Nature Cambodia (MNC) – Long Kunthea, Yim Leanghy, Thun Ratha, Phuon Keoraksmey, and Ly Chandaravuth (MNC5) – convicted in...

By Cara Schulte

Extreme heat is already disrupting garment factories across South and Southeast Asia, and in a new report drawing on field research across India, we find that most global brands have failed to act, po...

By Felix Horne

French lawmakers should reject any attempt to authorize the resumption of exploration and extraction of oil and gas in France’s overseas territories, where new fossil fuel exploration permits have bee...

By Fabien Offner

Uganda's newly gazetted “The Protection of Sovereignty Act” is aimed at limiting the activities and voices of environmental defenders, climate activists, and other civil society organizations, Climate...

The acceleration of global warming has resulted in rising temperatures and an unprecedented frequency, intensity, and duration of heat waves worldwide, creating a human rights crisis that all levels o...

By Cara Schulte