Is Climate Finance Getting It Done? Nely Fibriana Thinks There’s a Better Way

Is climate finance actually reaching the people who need it most? Climate Finance Specialist Nely Fibriana Rachman thinks there’s a gap between what’s happening on the ground and climate funding. However, with monitoring, transparency, and active listening, Nely believes the solution already exists.

September 1, 2026

The Climate Whine

A Growing Concern: How Winemakers in France are Finding Resilience in Organic Farming

In Alsace, France, a husband and wife winemaking team is adapting to climate change and preserving the land. Julien and Sophie Schaal use organic and biodynamic methods to meet the shifting agricultural needs of a changing world.

August 28, 2026

The Climate Whine

Why Egyptian Farmers Are Growing Crops Under Solar Panels

As temperatures rise and energy needs increase, farmers look to solar panels as an innovative agricultural solution.

August 21, 2026

The Climate Whine

How the Global Spirits Industry is Decarbonizing: A Q&A with Matt Bird

Around the world, the food and beverage industry is adapting to Earth’s changing climate. As our planet heats up, supply chains shift, resources decline, and some of our most beloved traditions are in danger of slipping away. We spoke to Supercritical CEO Matt Bird to learn more about their recent foray into decarbonizing the spirit…

August 14, 2026

Features

Your Gas Car Works Fine. Consider an EV Anyway, Scientists Say.

While it might go against the advice to ‘Use what you have,’ switching to electric vehicles can lead to an emissions saving of 50 percent.

August 11, 2026

Features

Beat the Heat, Serve the World: How UAE Students are Embracing ESG through Experience

How are UAE students learning about climate change and global issues? Through immersive service- based experiences around the world.

August 7, 2026

Features

Here’s What Supercharged the Monster Wildfires in Spain and France

As wildfires rage across Europe, it’s more important than ever to examine the conditions creating these extreme weather events and natural disasters. This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here.

August 4, 2026

Features

‘When the Earth Looks Back’: Constructing the World’s Largest Photograph with Plants

British-Spanish artist Almudena Romero has grown the world’s largest photograph in wheat. Her choice of subject? A human eye. In our conversation with the artist, Almudena discusses her process, working with the French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment, and co-creating with Earth’s shifting climate.

July 31, 2026

Big Voices

Wearing Our Clothes Until They Can’t Be Worn Anymore (a story of longevity)

Growing up in Malaysia, Clarisse Mar lived a low-waste lifestyle. Today, faced with modern rates of consumption, Clarisse believes that longevity is a crucial aspect of building an eco-friendly wardrobe.

July 28, 2026

Features

As climate change threatens their lands, Indigenous nations demand more power at the UN

From the Arctic to the Pacific, Indigenous advocates say their voices are too often ignored.

July 24, 2026

Magazine & Blog WordPress Theme

Why I’m Switching to Ecosia and by the End of this Article You Will Too

The world might seem terrifying at the moment, but the impact of our search engines doesn’t have to be. There’s a better way to use the internet, and it’s called Ecosia.

Invisible, but Present: From Landscape to Table with Moza

In the Hajjar mountains of the UAE, artist and chef Moza Almatrooshi is connecting people, food, and place at her cafeteria, championing a new way of interacting with a meal: an approach she calls ‘landscape to table.’

Our Skies Which Never Sleep: The Cost of SpaceX and Reflect Orbital’s Satellite Plans

Earth’s most unifying vista could be changing forever. Reflect Orbital and SpaceX intend to launch enough satellites that could fundamentally alter humanity’s access to the stars while increasing light pollution. CEO of Dark Sky International, Ruskin Hartley, describes the costs of losing the night.

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