According to some academics, South Africa is a climate change hotspot and is already experiencing the disastrous effects of ongoing climate change.

Indonesia has a difficult dilemma as a result of climate change. The advantages of proactive mitigation measures offset the costs of inaction, all the while having an impact on international trade.

Climate Change is a pressing global issue, driven by increasing greenhouse gas emissions, particularly carbon dioxide (CO2), resulting from human activities. This demands urgent action without fundamentally altering how we generate and utilize energy, and safeguarding the environment.

With references to the discussions between the 26th Conference of the Parties (COP26), and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the adoption of renewable energy sources is presented as a fair and just transition for the South African (SA) population and the globe at large to combat the effects of climate change.

Climate change remains one of the most urgent global issues, impacting ecosystems, economies, and communities alike. In recent years, there have been significant strides in climate change sustainability, fueled by both international collaboration and grassroots initiatives.

The fashion industry ranks among the largest polluters in the world. Its impact on the environment begins with the extraction of raw materials, extends through the production and transportation of garments, and concludes with waste management and disposal. 

We all rely on groundwater for drinking, irrigation, and daily use, often taking its purity for granted. But what if the groundwater sources that have sustained our communities are now revealing troubling signs of contamination?

China is transitioning into the digital economy era. The digital economy can significantly diminish carbon emissions, with green tech innovations and industrial transformation being key contributors. The influence of the digital economy has better performance in lowering carbon emissions in mid-western China than in the eastern area. 

Getting the general population to understand the complexities of climate science, its effects, and mitigation measures is one of the most urgent tasks in the face of the rising global crisis.

Africa might be a resource-rich continent from expanse of forests, Savannah grasslands, to nutrient-rich lakes and rivers; as well as ocean-diverse fish species; however, it suffers disproportionately to climate change impact more than other continents.