Indigenous peoples warn of global delay on forest protection push
From the Amazon rainforest to Indonesia, indigenous groups see little progress on protecting forests since COP26 climate summit
India must colour coal cash green for mining hubs to survive
Mining regions that lean on coal for revenue will be severely hit if work on a post-coal economy starts now, says new research, calling for more spending on renewable energy
OPINION: Eviction of Tanzania's Maasai shows need for indigenous rights in global nature pact
In Tanzania, Maasai people are being evicted from their ancestral lands in the name of conservation and economic need - something a new global nature accord cannot allow
OPINION: The G7 should keep its word on trillions for developing countries
G7 progress on mobilising trillions needed in clean infrastructure investment for developing countries appears largely rhetorical
Is green hydrogen a 'game changer' in clean energy transition?
Chile, Brazil and India are among countries bidding to become green hydrogen hubs as demand grows for clean fuels
Slashing emissions and energy bills: Home upgrades key to green revolution
Home improvements to cut down on energy use can help tackle climate change, wean Europe off Russian fossil fuels and save money – so why isn't energy efficiency being taken more seriously?
Brazil's Lula sets out 'net zero deforestation' aim in election bid
Restoring forests could create green jobs - but protecting existing forest is crucial, analysts say
Crunch UN talks face pressure to land global nature pact in 2022
Amid slow progress, negotiations are taking place in Nairobi, aimed at sealing a new global deal to protect biodiversity, at the COP15 summit in December
Forests or business - who wins when companies pay to protect trees?
A rise in companies sponsoring small Amazon conservation projects has some climate experts warning about a wave of greenwashing
Besides Britain, which nations send asylum seekers overseas?
The UK’s plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is not the first of its kind. From Israel to Australia, several countries have used offshoring policies for refugees and migrants