Everything you need to know about COP

Everything you need to know about COP

The 29th session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change is kicking off in Baku, Azerbaijan, and will be continuing for the next two weeks. What’s the purpose of the annual summit, what’s the focus this year, and after almost three...

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Implications for the climate under a second Trump term

Implications for the climate under a second Trump term

There’s been nothing to suggest Trump isn’t still in his ‘drill, baby, drill’ bag. Here’s a reminder of why a second term of his presidency is so concerning for US climate reform. Election day has been won by Donald Trump. Whether that is cause for despair or celebration depends who you ask, but there’s no denying the seismic blow US climate policy has just taken. Scientists have stated that there’s a...

By London, UK
Why doesn’t the US want to collectively save nature?

Why doesn’t the US want to collectively save nature?

Besides the Vatican, it’s the only nation in the world that hasn’t joined the Convention on Biological Diversity – the single most important global treaty designed to safeguard Earth’s animals and ecosystems. What’s behind this reluctance to stave off ecological collapse? As it stands, only two countries haven’t joined the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD): the Vatican and the US. Given America has some of the strongest...

By London, UK
The silent crisis plaguing India’s prison system

The silent crisis plaguing India’s prison system

In recent years, the health of political prisoners across India – from scholars to activists – has severely deteriorated in custody and some have even died as a result. This human rights issue reveals a systemic failure and demands immediate attention and reform. The death of G.N. Saibaba, a 90 per cent physically disabled human rights defender, marks another tragic chapter in India’s handling of political prisoners. Saibaba, who

By Delhi, India
Is Elon Musk really allowed to pay voters?

Is Elon Musk really allowed to pay voters?

The tech billionaire has planted himself at the center of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, and not without controversy.  With the 2024 presidential election just weeks away, Elon Musk has established himself as a key supporter of Republican nominee Donald Trump. From a rambling conversation between the two, streamed on Musk’s platform X, to an appearance at Trump’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, the billionaire is on a mission to secure...

By Brighton, UK