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Pakistani fishers feel the impact of Iran-Israel war

Fishermen · Gwadar

Pakistani fishers feel the impact of Iran-Israel war

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In the south-west, a vital trade in fish and fuel has been paralysed by the shuttered border with Iran.See the Story

Why is China’s air pollution shifting west?

Pollution · China

Why is China’s air pollution shifting west?

Steel and coal-to-chemical industries have been migrating towards energy-rich western, central and southern China.See the Story

China steps up for marine science in Nice

Science · Nice

China steps up for marine science in Nice

Chinese politicians and ocean experts flocked to the UN Ocean Conference, platforming science and high seas protection amid US withdrawal.See the Story

How Zimbabwean smallholders are adapting to drought

Landlots Kuutsi often used to experience poor maize yields due to drought. The smallholder farmer from Tikwiri village in eastern Zimbabwe would struggle to put enough food on the table for his family, let alone afford school fees for his four children. “Those days I always woke up and headed towards my plots,” says Kuutsi. “Next farming season, I needed to work even harder.” The weather here in Makoni district, 200km south-east of the capital H…Drought · Makoni Read Article

China’s vulnerable outdoor workers face extreme heat

Tens of millions of outdoor workers in the country endure testing temperatures, but associated health risks still don’t receive enough attention.China · China See the Story

‘I’m tired of surviving. I want to live again’: Cyclone Freddy’s legacy in Malawi

At first light, a ghostly mist clings to the slopes of southern Malawi’s Mount Mulanje. It veils jagged, reddish-brown gashes carved by Cyclone Freddy, violent reminders of the landslides that tore through the slopes. These scars bear witness to one of the worst natural disasters in the country’s recent memory. Below, in the haunting stillness of Nkhulambe village, the morning breeze moves gently across a barren expanse where maize once flourish…Malawi · Malawi Read Article

Venezuela must deliver on solar as blackouts look set to continue

In August 2024, 80% of Venezuela was plunged into darkness by a power outage that lasted around 12 hours. Such disruption has continued since then, and can last for days. The existing “load management plan” involves scheduled four-hour power cuts in different regions to reduce pressure on the electricity system. But it has not been able to prevent generation and distribution systems being overwhelmed. This year, the government implemented new re…Solar Power · El Vigía Read Article

Bonn Climate Talks: Why World Needs to Go Further, Faster, Fairer

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The June Climate Talks, SB62 under the UNFCCC, in Bonn 16-26 June, Photo Credit: UN Climate Chang/Lara Murillo By Umar Manzoor ShahSRINAGAR & BONN, Jul 11 2025 (IPS) This 62nd meeting of the Subsidiary Bodies (SB62) from June 16 to 26, 2025 revealed the persistent complexities and political tensions that continue to challenge multilateral climate governance. The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) convened its 62nd me…Tariffs · Bonn See the Story

Learning: Global China and just transitions

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Module 2: China’s environmental journey

China’s extraordinary economic development since the 1980s came with extreme environmental costs. Air, water and soil pollution – as well as soaring carbon emissions and ecological destruction – were witnessed across the country during these years of rapid development. In 2014, 81% of coastal waters were classified as “highly contaminated” by China’s State Oceanic Administration. By 2013, Beijing was enduring average air pollution levels that we…China · China Read Article

Inter-American court provides a ‘rich roadmap’ for climate action

States and legal experts have welcomed “historic” guidance from the Americas’ top court that outlines the legal responsibilities for governments and companies to address climate change. The much-anticipated “advisory opinion on the climate emergency and human rights”, published by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) on 3 July, is a detailed 234-page document covering a broad body of international and regional law. It provides a “ve…Brasília · Brasília Read Article

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