2 July 2021
A new World Bank report lays out a clear economic case for protecting natural ecosystems. Not doing so could result in a global loss of $2.7 trillion a year by 2030. .
This year will be a year with plenty of opportunities to make important progress on several climate-related issues, from plastic pollution to financing the shift to a cleaner global economy. UN News breaks down 5 key issues on the climate agenda in 2025.
As Indonesia grapples with the dual pressures of climate change and rapid deforestation, women are stepping into crucial roles in forest fire management, contributing their unique strengths to prevention and response.
Water and climate change are inextricably linked. As recurrent drought and water scarcity remains a threat to children in Afghanistan¡¯s changing climate, UNICEF implements climate-resilient solutions.