UNESCO World Heritage Sites represent humanity’s shared cultural and natural treasures, recognized for their outstanding universal value. Unfortunately, many of these sites are threatened by climate change and […]

Socotra Island, at the crossroads of the Gulf of Aden and the Arabian Sea, is celebrated for its extraordinary biodiversity, earning it the nickname “Galápagos of the Indian […]

An estimated 6.3 billion people – about 78% of the global population – experienced at least 31 days of atypical warmth, which anthropogenic climate change made at least two times […]

2023 has been a year of tremendous climate extremes. Humanity is learning the extent of the existential threats posed by climate change and ecological destruction the hard way. […]

Wednesday officially marked the end of the year’s most important climate summit, the 28th UN Conference of the Parties. Hosted by a petrostate, led by an oil chief, […]