Aid News
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Forests—root of climate problem or solution?Stopping deforestation and allowing damaged forests to grow back could reduce global emissions by up to 30 per cent. -
As countries look inward, development cash falls short - UN deputy chiefThe United Nations and other international agencies face growing scrutiny on their use of resources and how money is spent.
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Where is the promised money, campaigners ask at climate talks in BangkokFaced with mounting costs from climate-linked disasters, poorer nations need help quickly, activists say at Bangkok negotiations. -
On Lombok island, earthquake victims rebuild with eco-domesVillagers on the earthquake-struck Indonesian island are building sustainable eco-domes to replace their old houses, with the help of a local resort.
Aid Opinion
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Low-carbon growth Is a $26 trillion opportunity. Here are 4 ways to seize It.– The writing is on the wall: existing resource-intensive, unsustainable businesses will be left behind in the near future. WRI experts offer 4 tips for low-carbon growth. -
The climate crisis is here - and time to act is running out– Rich countries need to do their share - including on providing needed cash - at negotiations underway in Bangkok. -
More ambition is what we need when it comes to climate goals– There is no way to keep global warming below 2 degrees Celsius if countries, businesses and civil societies don't scale up their climate ambitions and climate action, warns Patricia Espinosa and Anne Hidalgo.
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