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Historic Turning Point: Culture & Heritage Claim Their Place in Global Climate Adaptation Policy at COP30

Tiredearth

30 Nov 2025

While imperfect, the COP30 outcome represents an unprecedented operationalization of culture and heritage in international climate policy and reflects five years of sustained work by culture

5 reasons the COP30 climate conference failed to deliver on its 'people's summit' promise

Tiredearth

26 Nov 2025

Finally, Indigenous peoples have an influential voice at COP30. They’re speaking loud and clear

Tiredearth

25 Nov 2025

The Cultural Elephant in the Climate Room

Tiredearth

25 Nov 2025

If we don't change mindsets, we fail.

From the Ashes of the COP30 Fire: Culture is Here to Stay

Tiredearth

23 Nov 2025

In the middle of the panel, we had to leave the stage in a rush, running, guiding people, and trying to make sure as many as possible got out safely.

Why some volcanoes don't explode

Tiredearth

22 Nov 2025

COP30: Only highest possible ambition can cut global damage from accelerating ice loss

Tiredearth

15 Nov 2025

What difference does it make if I throw away a few bites of food?

Tiredearth

12 Nov 2025

Study shows people have misconceptions about the environmental impact of everyday food

Tiredearth

11 Nov 2025

How wars ravage the environment – and what international law is doing about it

Tiredearth

10 Nov 2025

Ukraine’s massive nature project is helping veterans and land recover

Tiredearth

10 Nov 2025

Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Joins COP30 With Science & Art

Tiredearth

08 Nov 2025

At LDEO scientists are conducting extensive studies of the Amazon rainforest that align with the COP30's "Forests to Sea" theme.

COP30 in Brazil: Same procedure as every year? I hope not

Tiredearth

05 Nov 2025

As world leaders head for Brazil to focus on climate change, it is time for realism, pragmatism – and maybe even a little optimism, in spite of it all.

COP30 in the Amazon: A Defining Moment for Global Climate Action

Tiredearth

04 Nov 2025

A Threat Lasting Decades: Environmental Pollution and War Debris Haunt Gazans

Tiredearth

29 Oct 2025

Climate change inaction being paid for in millions of lives every year, global findings suggest

Tiredearth

29 Oct 2025

The report says failure to curb the warming effects of climate change has seen the rate of heat-related deaths surge 23% since the 1990s, to 546,000 a year.

“Island of Cats” in Crisis: Cyprus Scrambles to Contain a Feral-Feline Surge — and the Wildlife Pays the Price

Tiredearth

20 Oct 2025

Officials estimate there may be roughly one feral cat for every person on the island

Gaza’s Famine and Starvation as a Weapon

Tiredearth

13 Oct 2025

As Gaza emerges from a fragile truce, tens of thousands of children face acute malnutrition, turning hunger into a weapon of war. Amid ruined hospitals, disrupted food systems, and restricted

Starvation in Gaza: The Devastating Human Toll, Fleeting Ceasefire Hopes, and Aid Roadblocks

Tiredearth

12 Oct 2025

In Gaza, starvation is not an accident of war—it is a calculated strategy. With over 2.1 million people trapped under siege, the systematic denial of food, water, and medicine has pushed an e

UN Study: Over 54,000 Children in Gaza Suffer from Severe Malnutrition as War Deepens Humanitarian Collapse

Tiredearth

11 Oct 2025