Malungelo Xhakaza / Sept. 16, 2021 "My Mother’s Struggle Lives On" Malungelo Xhakaza tells of the damage which she says coal mining has brought to her community in South Africa - and her determination to continue resisting following her mother's murder Louis Goddard / Sept. 6, 2021 Chart in focus: Mapping buildings across Africa with AI Google has released a new data set mapping buildings across Africa. Could it be of use in monitoring deforestation? Mark Normington / Sept. 3, 2021 The Amazon and its people are under threat – the UK must act The UK government has an opportunity to play its part in halting the destruction of the Amazon and the assault on its Indigenous peoples Aug. 31, 2021 This Big Oil CEO asked youth climate activists to join the industry. We asked some activists for their reactions. After Chevron’s CEO implored young people to join the company in helping to create a better future, we checked with a few youth climate activists to get their reactions to greenwashing and youthwashing from the fossil fuel industry. Here’s what they said. Natasha White / Aug. 12, 2021 Climate risks loom large as commodity traders tap financier ambiguity Reflections on the climate consequences of the commodity trading sector's annual get-together Mike Davis / July 30, 2021 Our commitments on racial justice - one year on Just over a year has passed since we made our commitments on racial justice, and we have made progress. But, as well as progress, we have also made mistakes July 27, 2021 Takeaways on building a #ClimateRevolution on the road to COP26 Ahead of COP26, how do we continue the momentum for real systems change to protect people and planet – and push back against the rhetoric of empty promises and corporate greenwashing? Here are some key takeaways from our #ClimateRevolution event Mark Normington / July 23, 2021 One year after four men’s abduction, Honduras’s Garífuna still await justice This was yet another incident in a disturbing pattern of state-led intimidation, criminalisation and violence directed at Honduras’s Afro-Indigenous Garífuna community Luiza Paiva / July 20, 2021 The Brazilian law threatening Indigenous land rights In Brazil, Indigenous Peoples are at the centre of a dispute threatening their land and human rights, as well as the fight to save our planet July 9, 2021 The UK government has a chance to make its supply chains deforestation free – will it step up? The UK Environment Bill includes measures to tackle illegal deforestation, but this is only half the story. Previous Page 1 of 53 Next
