When the world needed someone to step up as a climate power broker, why did no-one think it would be the EU?
The UN boss faces down the forces of nationalism in his quest to drag countries toward a sustainable future
When Carlos Cabral was killed this month, it seemed history was repeating itself in a corner of the Amazon known for violence. But the real story was more disturbing
In a movement for a fairer, safer world, young women were told their story was not as important as the cause they believed in
South Louisiana is experiencing the effects of coastal erosion faster than almost anywhere in the world, but life adapts through the buildings and architecture
Reaction, news and analysis from the CHN team on the ground in Poland as negotiators reach the end of two weeks of talks
Across the country, mining land has been reclaimed at low cost, leaving communities with few alternatives to rebuild their economies
All of our data on the US coal industry’s reclamation bonds, compiled nationally and published here for the first time
At the head of a poisoned river, the Munduruku find a devastated land where their village once stood. Can they stop the illegal mining that stole their homes?
How family rivalry and the Catholic church helped miners devastate an indigenous Amazon territory
Millions of Bangladeshi’s could be forced from their homes by the effect of climate change. Where will they all go?