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Malawi is increasingly pitching carbon trading as a source of revenue, which is suffering from foreign exchange shortages.

Carbon trading has gained growing popularity on the African continent and is considered a viable way to build communities.

The world has crossed the halfway point to the end of the SDG era amid multiple global shocks. Of serious concern is a lack of youth engagement.

Erik Solheim, a politician and diplomat, has long been an advocate for combining development assistance with private investment and better taxation systems.

After a week-long discussion by delegates from 196 countries, the SBSTTA of UN Biodiversity has concluded with a set of recommendations.

Olaide Bankole was born and raised in Nigeria, and he observed how climate change was evident in the country and had been affecting its people.

A group of children participating in an immersion program in Náhuat, the language of the Pipil people and the only remaining pre-Hispanic language in El Salvador, are the last hope that the language

In a world faced with habitat loss, species extinction, and climate change, it’s crucial that we create a society that lives in harmony with nature.

NGOs have welcomed the decision of a chief minister in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, to allocate separate rooms in hospitals for the transgender community.