Collection
Water Inequity in Global Agricultural Trade
An insight into how agricultural trade influences global water use, inequality, and inequity, and what it means for the world's most vulnerable.
News
The Number of People Exposed to Wildfires Nearly Doubles, with Africa Bearing the Greatest Burden
The population directly exposed to wildfire rose 40% globally, with 85% of that in Africa, leading to 1.5 million deaths per year, say UN scientists
Announcement
UNU-VIE and WASCAL Join Hands for Research and Education
A new MoU strengthens ties for climate research, innovation and leadership across continents.
Book
Food Systems and Biodiversity in the Context of Environmental and Climate Risks
Dynamics and Evolving Solutions
Article
Wildfire disasters are increasingly in the news, yet less land is burning globally – here’s why
Exploring the decline in global burned areas amid increasing fire intensity and damage
News
In the Field with Anna Stamatogiannakis: Nature's Contributions to People (NCPs) and Wetland Health at Lake Baringo, Kenya
What are the connections between wetland health and and human well-being? Learn about the WetlandHealth4UNGoals project's work to pinpoint them.
Announcement
Two UNU-EHS Researchers among IPCC’s Seventh Assessment Report Authors
Both UNU-EHS’s Deputy Director Prof. Dr. Zita Sebesvari and Dr. Stella Shumba will contribute to the next IPCC report.
Article
5 Reasons to Reimagine the Future: From Seconds to Centuries
Discover five reasons to think beyond today and build a fairer, more resilient future for generations yet to come.
Commentary
Africa’s Energy Transition at Crossroad amid Tariff Wars and Policy Shift
Writing in Diplomatic Courier, our expert Mark Akrofi explores the impact of trade disputes and changing policies on Africa’s clean energy transition.
Commentary
National Adaptation Plans – From Paper to Action
Integrating climate and disaster risk finance into National Adaptation Plans can support their implementation.