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Philippine Farmers Struggles Every Rainy Season

Society Philippines

20. April 2026

A Major Investment Is Set to Transform Farming for Millions

A new $1 billion initiative is set to support at least five million farmers in the Philippines, boosting productivity, incomes, and climate resilience across the country’s food system.

Environment

Environment Romania

19. April 2026

A Return to the Wild Is Quietly Transforming an Entire Landscape

Reintroduced European bison in Romania’s Tarcu Mountains are boosting plant life by around 30%, showing how restoring wildlife can rapidly revive damaged ecosystems.

Environment

Environment The World

26. February 2026

Cement Demand Decline Signals Turning Point for Emissions

Global cement demand has levelled off after decades of growth, marking a structural shift that could significantly reduce emissions from one of the world’s most carbon-intensive industries.

Environment

Ana Sandoval, a dedicated researcher at Initihuasi Seed Bank

Environment Chile

19. February 2026

Seed Bank Safeguards Biodiversity for a Changing Climate

In Chile, a remote seed bank in the Atacama Desert is preserving thousands of plant species, protecting vital genetic diversity to support ecosystems and agriculture in a changing climate.

Technology

Technology The World

10. February 2026

New Technology Aims to Give Farmers Real-Time Insights Into Soil Health

Global scientists launched a new programme in 2026 to track soil health using low-cost seismic technology, helping farmers improve crop productivity while protecting ecosystems and climate stability.

Society

436 irrigation dams across Vietnam have improved safety conditions to cope with future threats from climate change and global warming

Society The World

19. December 2025

Milestone Progress in Global Water and Sanitation Access

The Global Water Security and Sanitation Partnership is transforming how the world manages water, helping millions gain clean water and sanitation while strengthening climate resilience.

Environment

Environment Europe

16. November 2025

Fossil Fuel Projects Now Have Stricter Rules

A landmark ruling by the European Court of Human Rights has set stricter standards for approving future oil and gas projects, requiring comprehensive climate impact assessments to be conducted before drilling commences.

Society

Society The World

6. October 2025

Cooling Buildings Naturally, Through Rivers and Lakes

Cities around the world are increasingly using river- and lake-fed systems to cool buildings, cutting energy use and helping combat urban heat.

Society

Society The World

21. September 2025

Rice Harvest Prices Reach Record Low

Rice prices are dropping to their lowest point in nearly two decades, suggesting that despite climate challenges, the world still has a strong chance of avoiding widespread food shortages.

Environment

Environment Indonesia

15. June 2025

Making Climate a Religious Responsibility

Green Islam could be a mobilizing force that inspires calls for climate solutions in schools, mosques, and other grassroots groups, and as the world’s largest Muslim-majority nation, Indonesia leads this movement based on teachings from the Quran, instructing people to care for the Earth.