Internal United Nations documents show widespread problems with its distribution of pesticides after a 2020 locust outbreak in Kenya.

A look at the war for independence in Africa’s last colony

At Africa’s Climate Summit, agents of big agribusiness have co-opted the agenda to promote climate solutions that line their pockets

From 2021 to 2022, the prevalence of undernourishment on the continent increased from 19.4 per cent to 19.7 per cent.

Turning Africa, into a source of carbon credits, as proposed by the Africa Carbon Markets Initiative, will benefit polluters and middlemen

Prominent academics, including a former IPCC chair, round on governments worldwide for using the concept of net zero emissions to ‘greenwash’ their lack of commitment to solving global warming.

Climate conference last year had managed to set up a loss and damage fund for climate vulnerable countries. But for the first time since COP27, a pitched battle has emerged as to who exactly is eligible to use this fund

Industrial agriculture has failed to eliminate food insecurity in Africa. It is time for a radically different approach.

The upcoming COP28 must pay attention to how the clean-energy transition may drive further conflict and instability in West and Central Africa.

System not fit for carbon offsetting, puts Indigenous communities at risk and should be replaced with new approach, say researchers

Creative tools for a more just world.

Leaked information alerts Liberian campaigners to secret deal that would give UAE firm blanket rights over 10 percent of Liberian territory

Carbon offsets are increasingly discredited as a means for companies to address climate change. Read more.

This digital toolkit will help you analyze, interrogate & resist market-based carbon pricing initiatives in all its forms.

Twenty years after their adoption, Meena Raman discusses the Bali Principles’ ongoing relevance for global climate justice movements

Notably absent from the Climate Ambition Summit in New York was US President Joe Biden, raising questions on the nation's climate commitments and delivery of its green finance obligations.

Africa is getting just 12% of the finance it needs to manage the impact of climate change, a report on Thursday said, raising pressure on rich nations to do more in the run up to global climate talks in November.

We must shift the narrative from portraying women solely as “victims” of the climate crisis to actively involving them in addressing environmental issues.

Liberal policymakers want to incentivize private finance to make clean energy investments. But private investors are incapable of financing the world’s massive green infrastructure needs — we need robust public investment to drive a pro-worker transition.