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Colombia Unveils Latin America's First Biodiversity Bonds at COP16 in Cali

Society Colombia

30. May 2025

Indigenous Communities Will Be in Charge of Their Land Again

Colombia has formalized Indigenous rights to land, identity, autonomy, and decision-making over their own development, a presidential decree hailed as historic by Indigenous leaders.

Environment

Environment Brazil

12. May 2025

Countries Financially Encouraged to Keep Their Forests

Brazil has proposed a 125 million dollar fund that would help conserve tropical and subtropical rainforests in developing countries.

Environment

Plastic containers wash up on the shoreline of Port Botany Australia

Environment Australia

2. May 2025

Promising Drop in Coastal Plastic Pollution

Recent research reveals that there has been a major decrease in plastic pollution on Australia's coast.

Environment

A researcher with the Greifswald Mire Centre examines rewetted peatland in Neukalen, Germany.

Environment Germany

9. April 2025

Rewilding Peatlands, a Climate Game-Changer

Turning drained peatlands back to their natural state may help reverse climate change.

Environment

Environment Bangladesh

5. April 2025

Here’s Largest Off-Grid Solar Power Program in the World

Bangladesh has implemented the world’s largest off-grid solar power program, helping its 20 million citizens improve their quality of life, boost their livelihood, and strengthen their resilience toward climate change.

Environment

Environment United Kingdom

4. April 2025

Net-Zero Jobs Pay More, and They’re Growing Fast

The United Kingdom has seen its net-zero sector grow three times faster than the overall national economy, cutting emissions, strengthening energy security, and creating high-paying jobs, proving that economic growth and climate action go hand in hand.

Society

Society The World

7. March 2025

Health Measures Ensure We Can Survive the Cold Much Better

Cold-related deaths have decreased by 65% since the 1990s, and more unnecessary deaths can be avoided through preventive measures, public awareness, and stronger social safety for vulnerable populations.

Society

Society Amazon

5. March 2025

Major Discovery of an Ancient Civilization in the Heart of the Amazon

The discovery of an ancient civilization's remains, from thousands of years ago, reveals important data not only on history, but on how climate change is affecting the world’s largest tropical forest: the Amazon.

Environment

Environment Burkina Faso

3. March 2025

Green Belt Offers Shade for Locals

A green belt has been built around Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso, as a protective barrier against the encroaching desert, providing shade and productive land to its growing population.

Environment

Environment Italy

21. February 2025

Victory for Nature as Offshore Drilling Gets Halted

The already fragilized Po Delta won’t fall prey to offshore gas drilling since environmental groups won their case, thus preventing further worsening of climate change-induced conditions in Italy’s nature-rich ecosystem.