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WFP and the World’s Largest Foundation Launch Landmark School Meals Partnership in Eastern Africa

WFP and the World’s Largest Foundation Launch Landmark School Meals Partnership in Eastern Africa

Novo Nordisk Foundation and Grundfos Foundation Back Record Private-Sector Commitment to Expand Climate-Smart School Feeding The World Food Programme (WFP), backed by major philanthropic support from the Novo Nordisk Foundation and the Grundfos Foundation, has launched one of the most ambitious school meals partnerships in recent years, aimed at transforming

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Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), a vast conveyor belt of ocean currents that redistributes heat across the planet

The Climate Tipping Point Few Are Talking About—Now Backed by New Science

A growing body of research is converging around a possibility once dismissed as remote: the destabilization of one of Earth’s most important climate systems. What has changed is not just the rhetoric—but the data. A newly published study in Science Advances is sharpening the picture, using observational constraints to narrow

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The Climate Tipping Point Few Are Talking About—Now Backed by New Science

U.S. Expands Strategy of Paying Developers to Scrap Offshore Wind

The United States has taken one of its most consequential steps yet in reshaping its energy policy. On Monday, the Interior Department confirmed that the Trump administration will pay energy companies hundreds of millions of dollars to abandon plans to build two offshore wind farms along the U.S. coast. The

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A Generation Interrupted: Climate Shocks Are Derailing Education for 130 Million Children Across Africa

A Generation Interrupted: Climate Shocks Are Derailing Education for 130 Million Children Across Africa

A new reality is taking hold across Eastern and Southern Africa, where the climate crisis is no longer a distant environmental threat but a daily force reshaping classrooms, futures, and entire economies. According to a new report from UNICEF, climate-related disruptions have already impacted the education of 130 million children.

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The Obama Foundation’s Expanding Orbit: How a Leadership Network Is Quietly Reshaping Global Climate Power

The Obama Foundation’s Expanding Orbit: How a Leadership Network Is Quietly Reshaping Global Climate Power

In an era defined by institutional gridlock and geopolitical fragmentation, a different kind of influence is beginning to take shape—less visible, but increasingly consequential. It is not being driven by governments alone, nor by traditional multilateral bodies. Instead, it is emerging from a leadership network built with a singular premise:

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The Original Sin of Climate Diplomacy: Why Countries Are Breaking from Consensus

The Original Sin of Climate Diplomacy: Why Countries Are Breaking from Consensus

Santa Marta, Colombia — For decades, the world has gathered under a single premise: that global climate action must be built on consensus. Nearly 200 countries, one table, one agreement. That premise is now being openly challenged. This week’s Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels Conference, co-hosted by Colombia and Netherlands,

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When a City Floods in Minutes: Wellington’s Latest Deluge Signals a New Climate Reality

When a City Floods in Minutes: Wellington’s Latest Deluge Signals a New Climate Reality

WELLINGTON — New Zealand’s capital has once again been pushed into a state of emergency after record-breaking rainfall triggered flash flooding, landslides, and widespread disruption—reviving a pattern that has defined the city’s relationship with extreme weather for decades. In less than an hour, Wellington was hit with an unprecedented burst

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