Sri Lanka’s political and economic crisis offers a stark example of what happens when debt-ridden governments enforce abrupt and unmanaged action in our food system to cut costs – without supporting a fair, inclusive transition to sustainable alternatives.

The current global food system is destroying the natural world and exacerbating the climate crisis while allowing a handful of food companies to profiteer at the expense of farmers and consumers. The Ukraine war demonstrates how vulnerable the global food system is to shocks.

Humanity is slowly starting to take climate change mitigation and adaptation seriously. But, implementation has been too slow and uneven, the IPCC WGII’s contribution to the Sixth Assessment Report states.

If we are to survive the climate impacts to come, humanity must urgently reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the IPCC WGII contribution to the Sixth Assessment Report indicates.

Leading scientists say that human encroachment on nature is increasing the emergence of zoonotic diseases.

Findings from the Bankrolling Extinction report show that 50 of the world’s largest banks are financing the destruction of nature.

The ‘Bankrolling Plastics’ report reveals the top 20 global banks financing plastic pollution.

Fires are not normal in rainforest ecosystems.