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Grain bulk carrier in the Black Sea, a corridor central to global food security

The World’s Food Supply Is Becoming Collateral Damage in a New Era of Conflict

Conflicts are increasingly disrupting the shipping lanes, grain routes, energy supplies and fertilizer markets that underpin global food security, exposing countries far beyond the battlefield. NEW YORK — The geography of conflict is increasingly becoming the geography of food security. UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned this week that the global

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UAE Kenya Ties Test a New Model for Climate Investment

UAE–Kenya Ties Are Testing a New Model for South–South Climate Investment

From renewable power and climate finance to digital infrastructure and food security, the UAE-Kenya relationship is becoming a test of how Gulf capital can support Africa’s climate transition. The climate relationship between the United Arab Emirates and Kenya is evolving into something broader: an investment partnership linking clean energy, infrastructure,

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Greenest banks of 2025 assessed on fossil fuel financing and climate policy

Greenest Banks of 2025 Emerge as Global Net-Zero Alliances Collapse

A year of mass exits from voluntary climate coalitions redrew the map of climate leadership in banking, leaving a narrow field of European lenders and values-based institutions. The architecture governing climate commitments in global banking was assembled in a single year and dismantled in another. Between December 2024 and October

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Wind turbines and grid infrastructure representing pension fund transition investment

CPP Investments Is Rethinking How a $629 Billion Pension Giant Measures Climate Risk

The Canadian pension giant’s expanded carbon reporting points to a broader shift among long-term investors: sustainability is moving beyond emissions targets toward assessing which companies can successfully navigate the economic transition. CPP Investments is changing how it evaluates the carbon characteristics of its global portfolio, introducing a framework that looks

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Warm Mediterranean coastal water during a summer marine heatwave in Europe

Europe’s Seas Are Superheating. A New Scientific Report Shows Why.

Europe’s record-breaking summer heat is extending well beyond the continent’s cities and forests. From the Mediterranean to the Bay of Biscay and waters surrounding the British Isles, sea temperatures have climbed to extraordinary levels, with a new attribution analysis finding that human-caused climate change has sharply increased the intensity and

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Europe’s Nuclear Power Plants Are Running Out of Water as Record Heat Grips the Continent

Europe’s Nuclear Power Plants Are Running Out of Water as Record Heat Grips the Continent

Extreme heat and drought have pushed major European rivers to exceptionally low levels, forcing nuclear shutdowns and output cuts from Romania to France and highlighting a growing climate-resilience challenge for Europe’s electricity system. Europe’s prolonged heat and drought are putting the continent’s power system under mounting pressure, constraining nuclear generation

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The $1.3 Trillion Climate Finance Test Moves to COP31

The $1.3 Trillion Climate Finance Test Moves to COP31

COP29 set the target. COP30 produced the roadmap. As governments turn toward COP31 in Türkiye, the unresolved challenge is how to turn a $1.3 trillion climate-finance ambition into capital that actually flows. At COP29 in Baku, governments agreed that developed countries would take the lead in mobilizing at least $300

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