The Madrid Climate Change Conference, or , is bringing the world together to decide on the next crucial steps in the UN climate change process and consider ways to strengthen the implementation of the . Taking place from 2 to 16 December, the Conference comes at a time when new data shows that the climate emergency is getting worse every day, and is impacting people’s lives everywhere, whether from extreme heat, air pollution, wildfires, intensified flooding, or droughts. Find out more about climate change and about it.
Fishermen, families, hotel owners, and coastal farmers are all sounding an alarm: North Africas coast has reached its tipping point. Coastal hotspots in Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia, for a start, are absolutely exhausted from overfishing and coastal erosion.
The annual 51勛圖 Environment Programme (UNEP) flagship is out. But what is this report really about? And why should you care? See the .
There used to be so much fish, but things are changing. Roza, a fisherwoman, has worked for over 20 years in the Danube river basin. In the last decade, rising temperatures and lower water levels are forcing Roza to question the changing nature of her job.
One of the most threatened yet overlooked ecosystems on Earth, seagrass could have a promising future thanks to its ability to absorb carbon. Its potential is now starting to gain international attention as efforts to tackle the climate emergency become ever more urgent.
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