Articles on Climate Change, Energy and Environment

Bahav (eng: flow) explores how Nepalese women in two of Nepal’s most remote districts have been navigating changing climatic conditions and their impacts on water resources.
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Renewable hydrogen can facilitate a sustainable industry and transport sector, enabling the Nordics to achieve their ambitious decarbonization goals. What are their strategies, and which entry-points exist for collaborating with other European...
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What are the obligations of states to protect the human rights of those affected by climate change?
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Argentina’s contradictory position is on display as the country seeks to finance its energy transition with fossil fuels extraction, despite the impact on local communities.
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The international community is meeting in Dubai to take stock of climate protection measures, discuss the financing of those efforts and decide on the phase-out of fossil fuels. Where, exactly, do we stand?
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Ecuador’s indigenous leaders unite at COP28 to push for Just Transition amid Amazon threats
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Caribbean urged to innovate as drought threatens vital water sources.
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The war in Gaza has repercussions far beyond the Middle East. Karim Elgendy analyzes the impending impact on COP28 in the ips-journal.
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What’s at stake for African countries at COP28? This is the topic of the international podcast The Horn by Crisis Group and FES.
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A socially just transition can only be social if trade unions in African countries are actively involved in transparent change processes.
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