On the website of Grammy-nominated musician Jack Johnson, you’ll find the usual concert listings and music videos.

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Green Finance Institute (GFI) are partnering to host a special podcast series to highlight the role of finance and natural climate solutions in the run up to COP27.

Tackling the scourge of food loss and waste represents a triple win opportunity – for the climate, for food security, as well as for the sustainability of our agrifood systems

“Generating profit might be easy, but it is hard to reach a point where you are proud of your work,” says Aline Kamakian, 53, owner of Mayrig Restaurant in Beirut, Lebanon. Over the past nine years, Kamakian has been working on reducing the environmental footprint of her business, and today she is transforming Mayrig into […]

As the world searches for ways to counter the climate crisis, experts are turning to food systems for solutions.

In the aftermath of intense rains during Nepal’s 2019 monsoon season, farmer Geeta Tharu found her house submerged in a pool of water.

The importance of acting on climate change and the wider triple planetary crisis – which also includes the crisis of nature and biodiversity loss and the crisis of pollution and waste – has never been clearer.

The framework must address the five drivers of biodiversity loss: the changing use of sea and land, overexploitation, pollution, climate change and invasive species.

Indonesia’s Bukit Tigapuluh National Park sits at the centre of the island of Sumatra and is one of the world’s great ecological hotspots, home to plants and animals not found anywhere else.

My thanks to Climate Action, and of course the UNEP Finance Initiative, for organizing today’s forum.