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What might a high-school course look like if it helped students understand climate change—and see a place for themselves in responding to it? Not simply a...
Canadian students are already living through climate change. For many, it is becoming part of everyday life: summer skies coloured by wildfire smoke, heat warnings, floods...
Natural law, the Original Instructions, and the teachings of place Law that was here first Long before any parliament sat or any treaty was signed, a...
ANTALYA, Türkiye, Saturday 7 November 2026 — As leaders and delegates gather for the UN COP31 climate summit, Greenpeace Australia Pacific is calling on the Australian...
There’s something undeniably special about wearing uniquely handcrafted, fair trade jewelry that you can know was made slowly and thoughtfully with care. Equally special is wearing...
As an extreme El Niño breaks marine temperature records, COP31 is set to boost the profile of the ocean’s role in solving climate change, but finance...
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In the wake of its recent glacial flooding disaster, Nepal and the kingdom of Bhutan have proposed a new agenda item on mountains and climate change...
Some governments have backed using Brazil’s voluntary roadmaps on fossil fuels and deforestation to inform the next UN assessment of global climate action, a key process...
Print article Share The ongoing “super El Niño” is likely to peak at the end of 2026 and push average global temperatures to record levels next...
