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Typhoon Carina causes “devastating” flooding in The Philippines – reaction
These devastating floods are yet another indication of the devastation facing millions as the climate crisis accelerates.
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How to protect yourself from the dangers of extreme heat waves?
Fossil fuels are turbo-charging extreme weather events and people all over the world are suffering the consequences. While international Oil and Gas Companies count their billions, vulnerable communities especially in…
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Big Oil fuels the climate crisis in Italy and around the world
Big Oil companies are fuelling the climate crisis across the world. Here's how it has impacted Italy.
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Six shocking facts you didn’t know about extreme weather
Extreme weather events have far-reaching consequences. They contribute to the spread of disease, financial ruin, disrupted food supply, displacement, inequality, and death.
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Can an ocean court victory power the climate justice movement? Yes, and here’s why
The world's highest oceans court ruled that greenhouse gases constitute marine pollution. Now, states have to take more serious action to protect the ocean!
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Climate-impacted communities call for protection at Americas human rights court
Climate-impacted communities are calling for climate justice at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights after years of extreme weather events and destruction.
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The kids are not alright: stories from children affected by the climate crisis
Children are more vulnerable to the worsening climate crisis.
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My Pacific odyssey through cyclones, loss and damage, and the urgent need to make polluters pay
I came to Vanuatu to hear about the locals’ experience of extreme weather and here I was, in my room, shin-deep in water, fighting for survival.
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Typhoon Haiyan survivors for the 2023 Climate Justice Walk
Almost a month since leaving Manila’s Kilometer Zero and in time for Typhoon Haiyan’s 10th commemoration, the Climate Justice Walk team finally reached Tacloban, ‘Ground Zero’ of Typhoon Haiyan.
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Less than half of people in Global South cities feel safe from extreme weather events, but hope remains
The climate emergency needs to be addressed with a more comprehensive perspective, starting with the communities that have been historically excluded and are now being most impacted.