Climate change

A landmark climate-finance decision has brought relief to a disaster-hit nation, but the scale of support is reigniting questions about whether global funding mechanisms can match growing climate impacts.

Advanced space technology is providing unprecedented insight into some of the world’s most remote forests, offering new tools to monitor environmental threats and track changes that were once difficult to detect.

A new climate-finance dialogue has exposed growing disagreements over debt, investment and development priorities as governments prepare for crucial discussions ahead of COP31.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how climate data is studied, forecast and interpreted. Researchers see major opportunities, but growing concerns remain over trust, transparency and access.

With a key global biodiversity summit approaching, countries are racing to catch up on long-delayed commitments that will shape how progress on protecting nature is measured this decade.

As COP31 approaches, a new fault line is emerging in climate diplomacy. One major economy wants negotiators to confront an issue increasingly shaping the future of global clean energy.

Questions about the future of global climate talks are gaining momentum as leaders prepare for a new phase centred on implementation, accountability and turning previous commitments into measurable action.

A major international study has uncovered a growing health challenge linked to climate change, highlighting unexpected impacts, regional disparities and mounting pressure on healthcare systems worldwide.

A major international study has uncovered a growing health challenge linked to climate change, highlighting unexpected impacts, regional disparities and mounting pressure on healthcare systems worldwide.

Protecting lives during disasters requires more than forecasting hazards. Experts increasingly point to a crucial missing link that determines whether warnings become meaningful action on the ground.