The pandemic has exposed the vulnerability of airlines to disruption, forcing a reboot of the sector. This is what a green recovery for aviation would look like
Rebuilding after the pandemic should be a moment to reset international governance, deepen global cooperation and restructure societies away from fossil fuels
The pandemic is a new setback for island states already suffering from climate change and storms such as Cyclone Harold and Hurricane Dorian
Oil producers are cooperating to face the coronavirus crisis; they can and should cooperate on a responsible transition to cleaner energy
We must not lose sight of the persisting climate and ecological crisis when working out how to spur the economy after the coronavirus pandemic
A Democratic president could be a game changer for the international fight against climate change, beyond rejoining the Paris Agreement
Japan reiterates past pledges for 2030 rather than mapping out a radical overhaul needed by the world’s fifth largest greenhouse gas emitter
China and the UK must ensure all nations are involved in planning the delayed summits to protect biodiversity and to raise climate action
Incentives for long-term sustainability, an end to fossil fuel subsidies, more telework are all needed to make the global economy resilient to shocks like Covid-19
Nature-based solutions deserve much deeper consideration as governments decide how to design their economic responses to the coronavirus
Grassroots climate movements are building the resilience and self-determination of communities, making them better equipped to handle the crisis
The virus may lead to a deeper understanding of the ties that bind us all on a global scale. That could help our chances of getting to grips with the climate crisis
While gender equality and women’s empowerment are goals, they are also essential enablers of climate action and development
International Women’s Day on March 8 is a chance to start solving a deep inequality: women are more vulnerable to climate change than men
Public opinion on climate change is shifting but to keep it at the top of the political and public agenda will require a sustained effort for decades to come
Developed countries must deliver on their promise to mobilise $100 billion a year by 2020 to help vulnerable countries unlock ambition
The obvious time for the UK to publish its NDC would be before the Commonwealth meeting in June, to leverage countries like India and South Africa
The biodiversity talks taking place in China later this year require a legacy that can stand the test of time, rather than a cosmetic victory
Climate finance often fails to reach people most at risk in developing nations – local governments and affected communities need more influence on spending
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