European Green Deal is a sensible response to the global environmental crisis that is destroying both climate and biodiversity

Biodiversity is the cornerstone of ecosystems. The progressive loss of it threatens people’s livelihoods and food security.

In Uganda, nature, herders and farmers compete for land resources. Better planning is needed – and it must involve local communities

Kenya’s capital and metropolitan area are engaged in an internal battle against waste. There is hope that the struggle will eventually be won

Producing sal-leaf tableware is no longer only an informal micro-scale business in India

Indonesia struggles with the waste of 280 million people. All too often, it ends up in the sea

Organised crime controls informal waste management in Mexico

Fish stocks must replenish, but moratorium would be painful in the short term

Kenya is pursuing an ambitious plan to reforest the land – the national tree cover ought to increase from 12 % to 30 % in the next ten years

We must transition fast to fair circular economies, either recycling or avoiding waste