Brazil’s former Indigenous peoples minister calls for Indigenous representation to become a permanent state policy

As institutions weaken and global cooperation fractures, an architect of the Paris Agreement argues the environmental movement must change how it sees the planetary crisis and rebuild from the ground up

As journalism on environmental change is forced to retreat, we will continue reporting from where this change is felt most acutely

Five years after Thailand banned paraquat and chlorpyrifos, farmers and consumers remain unsafe from the overuse of other dangerous agrochemicals

Dialogue Earth speaks with the Chadian environmental activist Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim about Indigenous perspectives on AI

Landmark UN review finds national biodiversity efforts are well short of 2030 targets, ahead of October’s COP17 summit in Armenia

Gino Casassa, director of the Chilean Antarctic Institute, reflects on his four decades on the ice and the challenges facing Antarctica

Heat and salt threaten to end a tradition dating back hundreds of years. Farmers and scientists are fighting back

Previously deadlocked talks to curb plastic pollution are restarting. Some who want a strong agreement say they are being excluded

Connecting remains too expensive for many rural poor, while solar stopgap measures prove insufficient for their needs

Gap between principle and practice risks widening if the country does not more fully include Indigenous people in its climate action plan

While refrigerants in air conditioners and heat pumps are keeping people healthy amid global warming, some experts fear a secret climate impact

Trust and influence may have already shifted to social media, where fossil fuel interests are backing creators. Climate organisations must catch up

As nuclear energy returns, the government, universities and companies are training the next generation of engineers to operate and regulate it

Davos trustee André Hoffmann on how short-term politics and fossil-fuel dependence are pulling the world away from climate action

As the region plunges deeper into an energy crisis, the way out could lie in a determined move towards EV adoption and reduced reliance on oil and gas imports

Colombia could abandon investor-state dispute settlement, a system that its critics say gives foreign investors preferential treatment

Protests by villagers in the northern Philippines have led the Senate to suspend a permit given to a gold miner owned by a UK company

In Minas Gerais state, rising prices are steering some small-scale farmers from the sustainable practices that can mitigate climate change

Vietnam wants to open its first nuclear power plant by 2031, but experts question the timeline and villagers fear for their livelihoods

Bullying by the Trump administration has earned South Africa credit as it attempts to cement an African agenda in global economic governance

Dialogue Earth discusses the future of EV batteries in Thailand with Katrin Luger of the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific

As the Gulf conflict plunges Southeast Asia into a deepening energy crisis, empowering local governments to transition from fossil fuels has never been more necessary

Two upcoming projects aim to push the country’s EV industry forward – but without changes to the law, experts fear they could perpetuate local harms

Dialogue Earth speaks with the new chair of the African Group of Negotiators about the continent’s priorities, finance and the declining focus on climate change

With a global plastics treaty still out of reach, experts say the region’s piecemeal bans on waste imports move the target without stemming the flow

Em entrevista ao Dialogue Earth, André Corrêa do Lago diz que a busca por consenso pode travar avanços na ação climática e defende iniciativas paralelas para acelerar a implementação

In an interview with Dialogue Earth, André Corrêa do Lago said an increasingly fractured world makes faster climate implementation more urgent

The changing climate is a major factor in the global increase of chronic inflammatory diseases, as examples in China are showing

Residents of US territories in the Pacific fear deep-sea mining plans hatched in Washington could damage ecosystems and disrupt traditions

The treaty could be a huge win for ocean conservation, but the world needs to turn words on paper into action on the water, writes the president of Palau

A toy container vessel speaks to seemingly intractable problems facing the marine environment, writes Daniel Cressey

Trusted journalism is increasingly vital as the energy transition becomes a defining geopolitical arena, our CEO discovered at a Sustainable Markets Initiative meeting

Characterised by lawlessness and guerrilla violence, Amazonian mineral mining in Venezuela has attracted the US as it bids to cut off China

The treaty could be a huge win for ocean conservation, but the world needs to turn words on paper into action on the water, writes the president of Palau

Typhoons and the increasing presence of commercial vessels are pushing fishers in western Philippines’ Malampaya Sound to the margins

The Jamapa Glacier retreat is climate change in action, and an extinction affecting rivers, rural communities, industries and marine ecosystems

The government’s legislative push for the sector is stalling, while experts warn of its socio-environmental risks and governance gaps