New Oxford Study: Extreme Heat Threat to Half of Humanity
A major University of Oxford study warns that nearly half of the global population, about 3.79 billion people, could be ... Read More
Governance & Research
PAVE Raises the Flag: Why Africa Cannot Afford to Lag on High Seas Treaty Ratification
As the High Seas Treaty; the historic Agreement on the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Marine Biological Diversity of Areas ... Read More
Disability and Climate Change in South Africa: The Urgent Gap in Inclusive Climate Action
By Lana Leas-Roy, Programme Lead Disability Inclusion: Afrika Tikkun The Hidden Vulnerability When disasters strike; floods, droughts, heatwaves, persons with ... Read More
Simon Stiell Urges Global Cooperation and Faster Action Ahead of COP30
On the eve of COP30, UN Climate Chief, Simon Stiell has called on world leaders to step up efforts to ... Read More
