This feed presents articles about viewpoints that gender bias exists within the approaches to addressing climate change. These should inform policy makers and other leaders. Concurrently, those involved in climate adaptation should focus on ensuring that their measures focus on community protection.
For most of us, however, our efforts focus on protecting our homes and property. This significantly reduces some of these challenges as we are dealing with events and impacts, not policies and practices.
- by Maya DerrickIn the April edition of Energy Digital, we profile 10 of the world’s strongest female energy execs, including leaders from Shell, Oxy, Vestas and bp
- by Michael SimireThe Nigerian Environmental Study Action Team (NEST), with funding from the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA), is implementing the “Scaling Up Climate Resilience and Nature Solutions in Communities through Practice, Strengthening Inclusiveness, and Advocacy in Nigeria” project, whose goal […]
- by sfu.caTara Mahoney is passionate about civic engagement and young people. She is hopeful and optimistic about our ability to create positive change and takes an active role in contributing to it herself. Ever since completing her internship at Greenpeace in […]
- by International Institute for Sustainable DevelopmentAquaculture has enormous potential. But given its projected expansion, aquaculture-as-usual is not enough. Instead, nature-based approaches will build resilience and prevent the further degradation of our ocean systems. Community-led pearl oyster farms in Fiji are showing the way.
- by Eric W. DolanA Turkish study finds psychological traits, not political views or social media use, predict belief in climate change conspiracy theories.
- by Ed CummingYoung people aren’t as focussed on gender and climate change as you may think – they share many of their elders’ views
- by Science|BusinessThe European Parliament wants the Commission to increase efforts to attract US scientists affected by budget cuts and political interference in academia and research. MEPs see the current geopolitical context as a chance for the EU to present itself as […]
- by Marc Fawcett-AtkinsonFear and anxiety is settling over Canadian universities as the Trump administration attacks research into everything from climate change to pandemics — and as US funding dries up, scholars worry the effect could redouble if the same thing happened here.
- by Muhittin AtamanEurope faces growing security challenges as U.S. backing fades, deepening internal divisions
- by By ARIELA OHRENSTEINThe conference explored how Israel can use its experience in managing water resources and desert agriculture to serve as a model for integrating women into climate solutions.
- by Mirage NewsPolicymakers, researchers, the private sector and other stakeholders are meeting in Zambia's capital, Lusaka, over the next three days to chart a path
- by Greenfield RecorderAs I desperately search for a response to President Donald Trump’s and Elon Musk’s systematic dismantling of our government, I’m casting about for guidance, seeking someone who has a plan, hoping that a fearless politician or public figure will step […]
- by YinuoLDCs Future Forum 2025 Convenes in Zambia to Shape Resilient and Sustainable Futures for Least Developed Countries New York, Lusaka – 1 April 2025 – The third edition of the LDC Future Forum opened today in Zambia, Lusaka bringing together […]
- by Michael SimireAccess to essential urban services – such as water, sanitation, transport, energy, and waste management – is more than just infrastructure. It’s a matter of gender equality. When these services are inadequate, women, particularly those from marginalised communities, bear the heaviest […]
- by Nidhi JamwalThe climate crises are not gender neutral. Women and children are 14 times more likely than men to die in a disaster, notes a scoping study titled, How Does Cli