In the heart of Mexico, the state of Guanajuato, the local Fire Brigade and volunteers unite monthly to address the effects of climate change in the region's woodlands with a strong sense of community.
Africa’s mangrove forests spanning thousands of kilometers along its coastlines are unsung climate heroes, quietly capturing carbon at rates far greater than tropical rainforests.
A apocalyptic series of wildfires has ravaged the Los Angeles metropolitan area, fueled by a combination of factors including climate change, drought, and powerful winds. The devastating impact of these wildfires extends beyond the physical damage, highlighting the interconnected threats of climate change, mental health, and loss.
The climate crisis is no longer a distant threat; it's a harsh reality. Rising temperatures, devastating natural disasters, and unpredictable weather patterns are becoming the new norm.
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Discover how Nepal, a nation highly vulnerable to water-related disasters and forest fires, is striving for sustainable and resilient solutions to combat the severe impacts of climate change.
Youth-led climate education is transforming South Africa’s response to environmental challenges by bridging knowledge gaps and empowering communities.
The need to build resilient and sustainable infrastructure is urgent. Resilient infrastructure will play a key role in building up energy and water systems and ensuring that communities can survive shocks and recover from them more quickly.
Kenya, a nation acutely vulnerable to environmental disruptions, faces the dual challenge of adapting to climate change while empowering its population with the knowledge to do so.
Climate change is not just an environmental crisis, it is a profound social issue. While it's impacts are felt globally, the effects are far from equal. Indigenous communities, who have long lived in harmony with the land, often find themselves at the frontlines of climate-related disasters.