climate change

Damascus. Credit: Wikimedia Commons/Wurzelgnohm

Is Syria Really a ‘Climate War’? Examining the Links Between Drought, Migration and Conflict

The remains of one of six partially eroded islands in the nation of Solomon Islands, is shown in this photo taken in October 2013 and provided by Simon Albert. Simon Albert/Handout via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVE. - RTX2DK6O

Can We Save Island Nations from Rising Seas?

Onotoa Atoll from the East, from an airplane midway from Tabiteuea and Arorae atolls, Gilbert Islands, Republic of Kiribati, Central Pacific. Credit: Wikimedia Commons/Edvac

Kiribati Prepares for ‘Migration With Dignity’ to Confront the Ravages of Climate Change

Somewhat misplaced attention is placed on the security threats posed by climate change. Credit: Reuters

Deciphering the Grammar of Climate Change

UNESCO Keeps Great Barrier Reef Off “In Danger” List

People wait for assistance after the devastation left by Hurricane Matthew in Low Sound, North Andros, The Bahamas in October 2016. A leading climate change mitigation and adaptation activist in the Caribbean says more climate-related disasters can result in climate refugees looking towards the United States for assistance. Credit: Kenton X. Chance/IPS

Funding Climate Resilience Benefits All Countries – Even the US

The Caribbean Islands Are Looking to Climate-Proof Their Tourism Industry