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As a climate change-induced drought wears on, it’s putting more pressure on wildlife, livestock, and people.

A key report that charts the course for Chinese modernization drive highlighted on Sunday by the Communist Party of China (CPC) at its 20th national congress has drawn world attention.

A key report that charts the course for Chinese modernization drive highlighted on Sunday by the Com

With just two months to go until the next big UN climate conference (COP27) in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, expectations are mixed.

The increased frequency and severity of droughts across Europe, the Arab region and the Horn of Africa illustrate that climate and water are inextricably linked. This World Water Week, we must consider how to mainstream water into climate policy in the run-up to COP27. To reflect on this crucial moment, the Knowledge, Evidence and Learning for Development (K4D) programme partnered with Chatham House to bring water experts Carol Chouchani Cherfane and Sareen Malik together to discuss the challeng...

World Insights: EUs return to coal shows double standard on carbon reduction-

Soaring temperatures in Europe have impacted agricultural production and look set to have a knock-on effect on food costs. As warmer weather becomes the norm, will “heatflation” become a regular occurrence? 

The government must accept the fact that the private sector is not gnashing at the bit in order to save South Africa from rolling blackouts: its primary, if not only, motivation is to maximise its profits.

Egypt will host the first global climate conference in Africa in a decade, but its ambivalent attitude towards fossil fuels leaves some environmentalists concerned.

As Joe Biden demands refineries ramp up production to cut gas prices, experts say the wrong steps now could push the U.S. even further from its emission goals.