Small-scale forest landowners gain foothold in U.S. carbon markets
New efforts seek to give smallholders alternatives to logging while helping to curb climate change
'Crying with happiness': Afghan campaigner finds freedom in Canada
Mujgan Kaveh, who was a women's rights advocate at home, has retrained as a nurse and is building a new life for her family.
Kenyan youth help climate-hit communities prepare for disaster
Young volunteers in the east African nation are spreading the word about extreme weather such as drought as climate change worsens
World's biggest Amazon warehouse raises fears over toxic air
Warehouses in California's Inland Empire are mushrooming in tandem with the nation's e-commerce habit, angering local residents
A year on, Afghans hide out fearing death by data
A year after the Taliban takeover, thousands remain in hiding, fearful that biometric data can be used to track them
Why is the Anglican Church torn over same-sex relationships?
The Anglican Communion's first global meeting for 14 years is overshadowed by row over same-sex marriage.
Can Kenya’s youngest MP candidate step up the climate fight?
As Kenya's election nears, 22-year-old Anita Soina pledges to push climate action with the urgency she says is missing at the top
Can President Petro crack Colombia's reliance on oil and coal?
A new president plans an unprecedented shift from fossil fuels to a greener economy. Experts warn it could take decades to achieve
Solar power opens the door to banking for rural Indians
In remote areas suffering frequent power cuts, solar panel systems help keep banks running as they curb climate-warming emissions
U.S. wildfire and heat risks to get new spending under Biden plan
As climate risks grow, a proposed U.S. legislative package would funnel money to help – and to cut emissions