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Nature

How recognizing Indigenous land protects forests and the climate

Researchers find legal recognition of land owned by and designated for Indigenous and local communities rising in dozens of nations

Andre Cabette Fabio

Updated November 20, 2025

Climate Justice

Climate change costs fall heaviest on poor. How do we fix it?

Global action to ready the planet for rising climate shocks often shortchanges the most vulnerable, experts at COP30 say

Md. Tahmid Zami

Published November 20, 2025

Digital Rights

What can users expect under India’s new data privacy rules?

New rules curtail Big Tech and give users more control as India aims to safeguard digital world in the rise of AI

Annie Banerji

Published November 20, 2025

Socioeconomic Inclusion

Could a new malaria drug be a game-changer in Africa?

Amid rising resistance to anti-malarial drugs across Africa, GanLum could be the biggest breakthrough in decades

Nita Bhalla

Published November 19, 2025

Just Transition

Brazil promotes biofuels at COP30, but how clean are they?

Countries are betting big on biofuels, but critics say it could deepen food insecurity and fuel new climate risks

Bhasker Tripathi

Published November 12, 2025

Climate Risks

What’s the climate endangerment finding Trump wants to kill?

Trump wants to scrap the official view that climate change is bad for our health, a cornerstone of U.S. efforts to slow emissions

Carey L. Biron

Published November 11, 2025

Net Zero

The AI race could make net zero impossible. Here’s why

AI poses a major challenge to the world's clean energy transition, but has potential benefits too

Jack Graham

Published November 11, 2025

Net Zero

Will COP30 pay the price for EU’s climate rollback?

EU climate ambitions watered down in deregulation drive ahead of COP30, say environmental campaigners

Joanna Gill

Published November 10, 2025

Nature

Can a new fund give tropical forests a future?

Brazil is set to launch the TFFF at COP30, a new approach to unlock conservation funding

Andre Cabette Fabio

Updated November 07, 2025

Digital Rights

How an internet blackout affected Tanzania’s election

A nationwide internet outage during last week's vote fits a pattern of electoral interference and may fuel abuses, activists say

Nita Bhalla

Published November 05, 2025