Political upheavals across Asia show how climate breakdown deepens inequalities and breeds social unrest. Global heating is on track to breach the critical 1.5°C limit, and communities across Asia pay the highest price in lives, livelihoods, and ecosystems lost.
The research shows that fossil fuels produced by the world’s biggest oil and gas companies, including ExxonMobil, BP, Saudi Aramco and Shell, have directly intensified and increased the frequency of heatwaves across the globe.
Majority of U.S. voters want federal agencies to increase their efforts to protect people from the health harms of climate change.
Sustainability schemes and eco-labels are becoming increasingly popular in the North American food industry.
Oil, gas and coal production and emissions are a primary threat to our water, health, biodiversity and ability to provide economic and energy security.
NGOs welcome Sumitomo Corporation’s decision to end support for coal-fired power plant and urge the Japanese government and JICA to follow.
