Women in Nigeria Shape Climate Plans
Women in Nigeria are increasingly involved in shaping climate change initiatives. Their work aims to ensure that women’s voices and experiences are central in climate discussions.
A resurvey of mountain sites in the Pacific Northwest compared bird communities from 30 years ago with today. Researchers found many species stable or more abundant at higher elevations despite warmer temperatures.
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Women in Nigeria are increasingly involved in shaping climate change initiatives. Their work aims to ensure that women’s voices and experiences are central in climate discussions.
Climate scientist Sineia Do Vale emphasizes the importance of integrating Indigenous knowledge with scientific approaches to combat climate change.
South Asia is facing severe climate impacts and energy issues while also dealing with shifts in global power dynamics. Countries like Pakistan and Nepal are exploring green technologies and climate finance for better energy systems.
At COP30 in Brazil, women in Cameroon took part in forest immersion to discuss climate change impacts and conservation efforts.
Activists from low-income areas in São Paulo present solutions to address climate change at COP 30.
Indigenous communities are calling for their rights and support at the COP30 summit in Brazil, highlighting threats to their forests and lands.
Philanthropic partnerships are important for global health, especially as the US reduces its aid. WHO is adapting to new funding challenges and focusing on health governance.
Glacial lake outburst floods pose serious dangers to communities in the Hindu Kush-Himalaya region. Melting glaciers are creating unstable lakes that can break and flood nearby areas.
This article discusses the rising frequency of extreme weather events and urban flooding in Southeast Asia, particularly in cities like Jakarta and Manila.
A landslide in Sudan's Tarsin village highlights the dangers of climate change and human activity. Experts warn of more landslides without prevention measures.
Researchers say stopping deforestation is important for health. Heat deaths are rising due to tree loss.
In recent weeks, floods in Pakistan have caused devastation, displacing thousands and leading to over 800 deaths. Various factors such as heavy rainfall and climate change are contributing to the crisis.