Cry me a river: Trinidad faces more serious flooding and anguish'Our house is flooded out, our community too ...'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco30 November 2022
Trinidad & Tobago placed under a ‘weather emergency’ alertThe inclement weather associated with a low-level trough is producing widespread floodingWritten by Janine Mendes-Franco26 November 2022
While Africa's Indigenous trees go extinct, a Kenyan organization grew a tree museumGrowing up in rural Kenya in the 1980s, trees were everywhereWritten by Njeri Wangari24 November 2022
Charles Norris-Brown and his love for Nepal, tigers, and conservation — A tributeThe late anthropologist was a kindhearted scholar, artist, conservationist, and storyteller Written by Sanjib Chaudhary22 November 2022
A decade on, Sumatra’s ‘tusk force’ keeps the peace in famed national park"We don’t want to see elephants go extinct"Written by Arpan Rachman21 November 2022
‘Global South’ countries declare COP27 a case of climate inaction'[A]nything less than a COP that secures L&D funding will be a betrayal...' Written by Dizzanne Billy17 November 2022
Cycling is risky business in Trinidad & Tobago, as pleas for road accommodations go unanswered'Addressing the issue requires creating an environment that is uncomfortable to speed in'Written by Christianne Zakour13 November 2022
Loss and Damage in the Caribbean: We see it, we feel it, we know it'The idea is to garner support for climate-vulnerable countries, which bear the heavier burden'Written by Dizzanne Billy12 November 2022
City raises Bolsonaro flag amid suffocating smoke from Amazon firesIn the city that staged the 'day of fire', the current president received 79 percent of the first-round votesWritten by Amazônia Real Translated by Liam Anderson11 November 2022
Young Indigenous women from Mexico and Morocco unite for COP27Descendants of Indigenous peoples join to fight for climateWritten by Melissa Vida, Mariam A.11 November 2022
Mozambique, Africa's most climate-vulnerable country, calls for more action at COP27Mozambique is suffering severely from climate changeWritten by Global Voices Lusofonia Translated by Dércio Tsandzana10 November 2022
Egypt faces a human rights crisis as COP27 beginsInternational protests against Egypt's human rights record during COP27Written by جلوبال فويسز, Sinaa Translated by Mariam A.8 November 2022
Egypt’s systemic greenwashing is sabotaging COP27 before it beginsLocal activists and NGO workers are being barred from the summitWritten by Sydney Allen8 November 2022
Will Algeria ease the chill of a looming European winter? Algeria could provide warmth for Europe during the frigid seasonWritten by Rym Dzair7 November 2022
Chittagong: Industries versus individuals in limited water supplySeawater intrusion has already been a serious problem in ChittagongWritten by Unbias The News4 November 2022
Coca-Cola, the world’s largest plastic polluter, is sponsoring COP27. Here’s why that’s a problemClimate activists are not impressedWritten by Sydney Allen3 November 2022
Dhaka: A refuge that needs to be rescuedDhaka is sinking and its groundwater resources are running outWritten by Unbias The News2 November 2022
Lula elected president for the third time with a split Brazil to governJair Bolsonaro is the first president who didn’t win re-election bidWritten by Global Voices Brazil2 November 2022