Environmental activist Joan Carling explains what climate justice means for indigenous peoples

African countries are least responsible for the climate crisis, but are hit hardest by its effects. In Kenya, the impacts are devastating

The impacts of global heating are not gender neutral, so the response cannot be gender neutral either

Environmental burdens must be shared fairly – within world regions and between them

A reader’s response to the editorial comment in the November issue of our Digital Monthly

In Peru, a farmer is calling on a German company to take responsibility for glacier melt in a ground-breaking lawsuit

Many low-income countries face the challenge of phasing out coal in a just way, which also takes into account affected workers and their communities

Attitudes have changed towards global relations and work-life balance – at Berlin’s Centre for Rural Development (SLE) as well

The world conferences of Sharm el-Sheikh and Montréal have shown once again that global crises require multilateral solutions

Large water tanks are a blessing in case of water shortage in Zimbabwe, but also have downsides