Despite being the biggest calamity that Australia has faced in generations, the government is yet to take any decisive steps to contain the bushfires raging across the country

There seems to be no end in sight to the devastation from the bush fires raging across large swathes of the country, as emergency services are stretched beyond their capacities

D Raghunandan discusses the inequity and inadequacy of the Paris Agreement to tackle the global climate crisis.

Nagraj Adve discusses the new breed of climate activism represented by Greta Thunberg and the Extinction Rebellion, and whether we see an incipient climate movement in India.

The Workers’ Party of Belgium has been in the forefront of resisting the far-right in the country, as well as promoting internationalism and battling for a just solution to climate change

Despite the global movement to push governments into recognizing a climate emergency and the need for urgent action, no commitment seem to be forthcoming

The sea level rises are likely to reach 67 centimeters by 2100, which is about 7 centimeter more than the previous prediction of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

Provisional decree could lead to escalation of land conflicts in the world’s biggest rain forest

The Frontier Project, once operational, would be the largest tar sands mine on the planet and has already provoked widespread rejection

This is the last COP before the Paris Agreement kicks into force next year. But even after a week of negotiations, not much headway has been made.

The emissions of the most polluting countries are actually on the rise, while the given carbon budget is depleting.

A Green New Deal in the West is not going to be sufficient if this deal does not include trillions of dollars into the UN’s Green Climate Fund and the transfer of technology as a social practice and not for profit.