Tag: Climate Change

Welcome back to the fourth and penultimate UNGA edition of Foreign Policy’s Situation Report from Turtle Bay, where the deluge of diplomacy has been supplemented by an actual downpour. John ...

They’re being left high and dry. A construction project meant to protect Battery Park City from the next Superstorm Sandy could wash away business for a group of charter boat ...

When Christopher Columbus first set eyes on Bocas del Toro on Oct. 6, 1502, he was struck by the area’s natural beauty. The archipelago, located on present-day Panama’s northwestern Caribbean ...

The separation between advocacy and unbiased, independent journalism at a network news operation is being called into question by CBS News’s use of a climate change group as a “partner” ...

Four years ago, the International Energy Agency (IEA) published a landmark report, “Net Zero by 2050: A Roadmap for the Global Energy Sector,” that proposed a technical blueprint for a global green ...

In July 2025, an astonishing 8,750 people of Tuvalu’s approximately 9,470 residents registered for a visa to Australia through the Falepili Mobility Pathway, a “climate visa” born out of the ...

Welcome to Foreign Policy’s South Asia Brief. The highlights this week: Flash floods in northern Pakistan kill nearly 400 people, the Trump administration calls off trade talks with India and deals ...

Summary Climate activists from Greenpeace installed Anish Kapoor’s “BUTCHERED” on a Shell gas rig in the North Sea The piece references the violence, loss and destruction wrought on by titanic ...

Iran’s environmental collapse is no longer the slowly worsening problem that leaders ignored for decades. It’s here, it’s accelerating, and it’s threatening the very survival of the country. This summer’s ...

In April 2024, U.S. President Donald Trump convened a group of oil and gas executives at Mar‑a‑Lago. According to multiple accounts, he offered them what he called “a deal”: donate ...