TREES ARE A QUIETER WAY TO COOL OUR CITIES / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Trees are a quieter way to cool our cities Urban forestry used with precision can reduce the temperature several degrees without straining t...

THE SHUTDOWN OF OCEAN CURRENTS COULD FREEZE EUROPE / THE ECONOMIST

Climate tipping-points The shutdown of ocean currents could freeze Europe When climate change poses a strategic threat, it needs a strategic...

CLIMATE-DRIVEN HUNGER WILL FUEL THE NEXT MIGRATION CRISIS / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Climate-Driven Hunger Will Fuel the Next Migration Crisis As agricultural production falters and competition over dwindling resources intens...

CATASTROPHE ON THE ROOF OF THE WORLD / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Catastrophe on the Roof of the World It is impossible to know the full extent of China’s destruction of the Tibetan Plateau, not least becau...

THE GREEN KEY TO GERMANY´S ECONOMIC RECOVERY / PROJECT SYNDICATE

The Green Key to Germany’s Economic Recovery Just as the broader European economy depends heavily on Germany, the continent's industrial...

WILDFIRES DEVASTATED THE AMAZON BASIN IN 2024 / THE ECONOMIST

A losing battle Wildfires devastated the Amazon basin in 2024 They wiped away all progress governments had made to curb deforestation in rec...

MELTDOWN AT THE TOP OF THE WORLD / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Meltdown at the Top of the World The Hindu Kush Himalayas – the largest store of ice after Antarctica and the Arctic – are warming three tim...

TRUMP OUTSMARTS CHINA ON GREEN ENERGY / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL OP EDITORIAL

Trump Outsmarts China on Green Energy By dismantling the net-zero agenda, he ramps up economic pressure on Beijing. By Walter Russell Mead A...

THE AMAZON´S FUTURE WILL BE DECIDED IN 2025 / PROJECT SYNDICATE

The Amazon’s Future Will Be Decided in 2025 Global climate talks have produced plenty of lofty promises and high-profile partnerships, but f...

THE COMING GREAT GLOBAL LAND RESHUFFLE / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

The coming great global land reshuffle Climate change and population pressures are beginning to drive a new surge of competition over territ...