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 Carbon BriefCarbon Brief speaks to a researcher about rising fire risk in Europe
- by @GreenlineAAEnvironmental organization WWF warns Southern Europe is entering 'permanent wildfire crisis,' urging EU to strengthen environmental policies. – Greenline
- by Adebisi OnanugaPolicymakers, academics, climate governance experts, development partners and civil society leaders have called for stronger accountability, inclusion and
- by @GreenlineAANational plan outlines emissions reduction, clean energy expansion, carbon market reforms as Beijing advances its carbon peaking, neutrality goals. – Greenline
- by @GreenlineAARegion expected to add 280M working-age people by 2050 as rising temperatures threaten jobs, productivity. – Greenline
- by UNDP
- by Earth.comCity heat inequality is worsening as climate change reshapes urban life, with vulnerable communities facing greater health risks.
- by Katie JagielnickaThe Noösphere is an entirely reader-supported publication that applies recent social science research to the cultural, political, and technological issues shaping our world today. If you read it every week and value the labour that goes into it, consider supporting […]
- by Greg BeyerThe fight for gender equality has led women to become inextricably linked to environmental concerns. What does this mean for the environment?
- by Michelle HigelinA surge in defence spending is reshaping the region – Australia's peacebuilding agenda deserves the same ambition.
- by @GreenlineAAJapan warns of heatstroke, landslides as scorching temperatures, heavy rain affect different areas; China maintains Level III, IV emergency flood responses in several regions. – Greenline
- by @GreenlineAASeveral Seveso-class facilities activate emergency measures as fires threaten aerospace, defense, energy and chemical sites near Bordeaux. – Greenline
- by https://www.facebook.com/silliusBangladesh trade unions urge worker-led just transition to protect jobs, rights and climate resilience.
- by AfricaBriefLILONGWE, Malawi — Norwegian Church Aid/DanChurchAid (NCA/DCA) has awarded K110 million to two locally developed innovations aimed at tackling climate change, food insecurity and gender-based violence in Malawi, writes Steria Manda. The Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST) and […]
- by Senna AhmadBy: Rachel Ryu, Staff Attorney, Humanitarian Legal Services Contributors’ words and views are their own. Commentary by the author should not be attributed to contributors. Some contributions were edited for length. Read the unabridged versions here. On July 28, 2026, […]