Unlocking Knowledge — Why Africa’s Future Depends on Open Science

When science is open and inclusive, it can lay the groundwork for a more sustainable, peaceful and just world.

5 Key Dimensions of Climate Justice

As nations draft new climate plans, experts call for fairness at the core of those plans. Learn what true climate justice means:

Groundwater Decline and Land Subsidence Threaten India’s Big Cities

More than 2,400 buildings face high damage risk, rising to over 23,000 across five Indian cities if current trends persist.

Conference Celebrates 20th Anniversary of the Global RCE Network

The biennial meeting of Regional Centres of Expertise (RCE) on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) was held in Okayama, Japan.

Wind Energy Delivered £104 Billion Net Benefit in UK Demonstrating Renewables Pay Off

New research calls for global policy shift, citing UK wind power's success in strengthening energy security and driving profitable transition.

Water-Caste-Gender-Tourism Nexus in Bodh Gaya, India: Assessing Water Inequalities Using Urban Political Ecology Framework

A Political Industrial Ecology of Water in Bodh Gaya, India: Pre- and Post-the World Heritage Designation

Between Tradition and Transformation: Negotiating Land and Water Resources in Ghana’s Pra River Basin

Scaling Nature-Based Solutions (NbS): Lessons from Global Progress and Indonesia’s Path to Sustainability

Noriko Akita