Leaked information alerts Liberian campaigners to secret deal that would give UAE firm blanket rights over 10 percent of Liberian territory

Carbon offsets are increasingly discredited as a means for companies to address climate change. Read more.

Twenty years after their adoption, Meena Raman discusses the Bali Principles’ ongoing relevance for global climate justice movements

Notably absent from the Climate Ambition Summit in New York was US President Joe Biden, raising questions on the nation's climate commitments and delivery of its green finance obligations.

We must shift the narrative from portraying women solely as “victims” of the climate crisis to actively involving them in addressing environmental issues.

Liberal policymakers want to incentivize private finance to make clean energy investments. But private investors are incapable of financing the world’s massive green infrastructure needs — we need robust public investment to drive a pro-worker transition.

The president of Abu Dhabi’s state-owned oil company is set to host critical climate negotiations this autumn.

Join us for an exciting webinar 23rd of October, 2023 from 9h00-10h30 am CET. The Charter for Change Climate and Environment working group is inviting you to join an exciting webinar on locally led action on loss and damage – good practice and funding modalities…

The rush to mine lithium for car batteries is dividing environmental and native American communities.

Palestinian Youth Movement has compiled a running list of literature about Palestine.

I highly recommend adding these texts to your reading list:

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Explosive new report from Mighty Earth reveals for the first time how Cargill sabotaged the world’s biggest breakthrough on forests

Did the Green Revolution, which brought high-tech agriculture to developing nations in the 1960s, prevent famine? Recent research takes a much more skeptical view.

Indigenous Palestinians living under Israeli occupation and apartheid, with no control over our land or natural resources, are highly vulnerable to the climate crisis.

Publishing books on the struggle for justice in Palestine has been a central part of Haymarket’s mission since we published our first book, The Struggle for Palestine, in 2001. Now as ever, we recognize the root cause and ongoing perpetrator of violence in…

The MOU is the latest in a slew of similar deals ceding control of vast tracts of African land to the Dubai-based company with ties to the royal family

In conversation with Patrick Schukalla from the Beyond Extraction collective