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The changing climate is a major factor in the global increase of chronic inflammatory diseases, as examples in China are showing.
Despite progress and strong advocacy, some say local inclusion in ocean decisions is often still merely performative.
New research finds that most countries are trending in the wrong direction when it comes to meeting the UN’s 2030 global pesticide risk reduction target, with the goal unlikely to be met without substantial changes to agricultural systems worldwide.
Governments must transform their climate plans’ references to Indigenous Peoples from box-ticking to partnership, write four experts.
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