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Blog Post 19 Mar 2026

The Ice Memory Sanctuary: Safeguarding Climate Archives for Future Generations

Protecting Earth’s climatic memory today will strengthen the foundations for informed decision-making tomorrow.

News 19 Mar 2026

Exploring Colombia's Paramo One Molecule at a Time

Emerson Arciniegas’ fellowship underscores the role of conserved páramo biodiversity in advancing international antimicrobial research

Media Coverage 18 Mar 2026

Caitlyn Eberle featured in TVMonaco Report on Groundwater Depletion

The world's groundwater is being depleted faster than it can be replenished. Caitlyn Eberle was interviewed on this growing crisis.

News 18 Mar 2026

International Partnership for the Satoyama Initiative Holds Tenth Global Conference

Members convened in Ecuador to strengthen collaboration for sustainable landscapes and seascapes worldwide.

Press Release 18 Mar 2026

News 18 Mar 2026

Professor Kaveh Madani Named 2026 Stockholm Water Prize Laureate for Advancing Water Science, Policy, Diplomacy and Public Engagement

UNU-INWEH Director and UN scientist behind the “water bankruptcy” concept honoured with the world’s most prestigious water award.

News 18 Mar 2026

Water Scientists Must Step Up to Set the Global Water Agenda

UNU scientists argue that the global water community must lead policy debates, not follow them, to prevent another decade of water insecurity.

Article 17 Mar 2026

5 Ways Climate Change is Driving Up the Cost of Living

Learn how climate change contributes to the rise in the cost of living.

News 17 Mar 2026

The water crisis we can’t see is still growing

A hidden water crisis is growing underground. As aquifers decline, drinking water, agriculture and global food systems face rising risk.

Article 17 Mar 2026

5 Insights into Understanding Glacial Lake Outburst Floods in a Warming World

As glaciers retreat, glacial lakes grow and flood risks rise. Learn more about Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs) in this article.