Climate migration is already happening, and our global and domestic regimes fail to adapt at our shared peril.

By leveraging the unique strengths of NGOs and youth, Vietnam can create a more resilient and adaptive society, capable of addressing the multifaceted challenges of climate change.

The group’s latest diplomatic victories are highlighting a critical role for small states’ leadership in the international community.

Just 12 years removed from devastating floods in 2010, Pakistan is reeling from another extreme weather event, with long-term political and economic risks abound.

Wheat farmers in Washington, Montana, and Idaho stand to suffer as global prices tick upward on supply concerns.

Decades of overconsumption has been exacerbated by acute drought, and the result is a brewing water crisis in Mexico.

Examining three of the most water-stressed countries in the world according to the World Resources Institute (WRI)

Ethiopia’s climate-sensitive economy, growing population, and inter-ethnic conflict make it a geopolitical time bomb primed to explode.

In Vietnam we can see many of the challenges, and solutions, to farming in the era of climate change.

A food crisis of biblical proportions is brewing in East Africa.

As a country that’s particularly susceptible to climate change, Vietnam will face a daunting assortment of security, economic, and political challenges in the decades to come.

Sure, Jakarta might be underwater in less than five decades. But doing something about it is easier said than done.

Though we may take it for granted, air travel is still a miracle of modern society.

Tracking some of the most vulnerable and food-insecure regions in what is expected to be the hottest year ever.

A new world of consensus and collaboration is not a better place. It is the only way for the human race to survive.

Water shortages are fueling protests in Iran, drawing a forceful response from the authorities.

New strategies must be explored to address the climate change elephant in the room: industrial heat.

Are the economic benefits of India’s interlinking river project worth the massive and largely unquantified ecological risks?

Adani’s renewed scandal and financing challenges are calling the future of one of the world’s largest new coal mines into question.