The Malayan rainforest and its rare flower
Source: Nepali Times The Rafflesia is the largest flower in the world, growing in the jungles where Gurkhas fought a guerrilla war The...
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Curbing disinformation with UNESCO
Water Management in the States
Source: Union of Concerned Scientists We Reviewed More Than 150 Papers on Water Management. Here’s What We Learned. In my previous life...
In high places
Source: Nepali Times Comparing the impact of climate breakdown in the Alps and the Himalaya An exhibit at the Swiss Alpine Museum last...
Climate Debate: Building Climate Leadership
By Md Masud Parvez* The Climate Debate 2023 is a debate tournament revolving around the fundamental aspects of climate justice that has...
The Psychological Distance of Climate Change
By Roberto Razeto A Deep Dive into China's Heat Crisis and Global Implications As the sun blazed down on Beijing's bustling streets, the...
Fin: Eli Roth’s scariest movie to date is a documentary
by Alberto Sclaverano for Citiplat Eli Roth is an American actor and director whose name is normally associated with (very) gruesome...
Film Review: Ice and the Sky
What Claude Lorius’ Incredible Life Can Teach Us All by Alberto Sclaverano for Citiplat Selected to close the 2015 edition of the Cannes...
Opinion: Mobility Justice
Source: Union of Concerned Scientists Decarbonizing Transportation Must Come with People-Powered Mobility Justice Over the last decade we...
From the North Pole to the Third Pole
Source: Nepali Times Himalayan nations can get tips on how Arctic Circle countries cooperated in coping with the climate crisis As global...
Reframing disaster and recovery stories in India
Source: Tyndall Centre There is a need to shift portrayals of disaster and recovery to ensure the needs of the most affected are met and...
Film Review: Weathering with You
Anime gem reflects on the relations between climate harmony and humankind’s wellness by Alberto Sclaverano for Citiplat Japanese director...
Guilherme Canela De Souza Godoi: Saving Democracy and Saving the Planet
The "Democracy, Sustainability and Corporations" conference was held at UNESCO headquarters in Paris on February 21st as part of the...
Ugo Di Tullio: Cinema and Sustainability
The "Democracy, Sustainability and Corporations" conference was held at UNESCO headquarters in Paris on February 21st, 2023, as part of...
Carbon Dioxide Levels See Largest Surge on Record
By: Mina Zahine This year, the increase in carbon dioxide levels is one of the largest surges on record. According to scientists from the...
Bangladesh: Youth-Led Community-Based Climate Action Projects
By: Md. Masud Parvez Ove* As technology advances, society is entering the Fourth Industrial Revolution, also known as Industry 4.0. With...
Opinion: The Hidden Agenda of Climate Finance
By Mina Zahine A Closer Look at the Funding Game The following article discusses the findings of a Reuters Special Report In a world...
Pier Luigi Sacco: Digital Cultural Environment
The "Democracy, Sustainability and Corporations" conference was held at UNESCO headquarters in Paris on February 21st, 2023, as part of...
Unveiling Humanity's Fears and the Climate Crisis in The Day the Earth Stood Still's Remake
By: Alberto Sclaverano Film Review Robert Wise's iconic science fiction masterpiece, The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951), remains a...
Before the Flood
By: Alberto Sclaverano DiCaprio's Environmental-Themed Documentary Leaves an Indelible Impact The 2016 documentary, Before the Flood, is...
Norway supports Himalayan climate research
Source: Nepali Times Norway, Nepal and ICIMOD are extending their partnership to protect the Water Tower of Asia This year marks the 50th...
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