Housing costs all over the world are skyrocketing, and climate change-driven disasters are only making it worse. Could city planning and risk reduction help?
A esmagadora maioria da população mundial quer medidas políticas mais firmes para travar a crise climática, sugerem estudos. Porque não se vê esta “maioria silenciosa” na rua e nas urnas?
Kindergarten teacher Lolita Akim fires up five standing fans with three more at the ready as she fights to hold the attention of her pint-sized pupils in Manila’s soaring heat.
Institutrice en maternelle, Lolita Akim dispose une série de ventilateurs dans sa classe tout en luttant pour maintenir l'attention de ses élèves dans la chaleur torride de Manille.
Really, they do — they just don’t think you want to talk about it. So stop being afraid of pushback, break the “climate silence,” and start a conversation.
It’s axiomatic that you can’t solve a problem if you don’t admit it exists—and the best way to admit it exists is to talk about it. That’s particularly true when it comes to climate change.
Over half of Americans identify beef as the most polluting food, and many are open to eating plant-based, but they need policy changes to support the shift.
Citizens across Africa want climate action. New research shows that internet connectivity, which plugs people into novel media forms, can bridge the climate literacy gap and mobilise citizens to demand more from their governments in North-South negotiations.