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Federal authorities in the United States have promised to provide continued support to a small Ohio community where a recent

Ecuador: Indigenous villages fight ‘devastating’ mining activity | Environment News

Napo, Ecuador – As a child, Leo Cerda would spend his mornings helping his family cultivate cassava, plantains and other

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has warned of the threat posed by rising sea levels to hundreds of millions of

Joshimath, India – It was 3.40am on January 3 when Digambar Singh Bisht woke up hearing a loud rumble. “It

Flights suspended and schools closed as New Zealand’s biggest city braces for second major storm in as many weeks. Residents

Experts say January decrease is ‘positive’, but caution it is too soon to say whether it marks a long-term reversal.

From: People & Power How and why the oil industry downplayed climate change. More than 40 years ago, the world’s

Yanomami Indigenous leaders in Brazil’s Amazon blame illegal gold miners for a health crisis and surge in violence. Brazil has

Sometimes referred to as the “American Nile”, the Colorado River is the lifeblood of the western United States, supplying drinking

A heatwave is threatening further wildfires in Chile’s south-central region, authorities have warned, as more than two dozen people have