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Global shipping pollution still rising despite green pledges
As ships carry over 90% of world trade, their environmental cost threatens ocean health and climate stability
Editorial Team SDG12
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Global shipping pollution still rising despite green pledges
As ships carry over 90% of world trade, their environmental cost threatens ocean health and climate stability
Editorial Team SDG12
3 min read
A turning point in youth employment and sustainable agriculture
how a new generation of farmers could reshape food security and decent work in Ghana
Editorial Team SDG8
3 min read
Philanthropist Saad Kassis-Mohamed announces early childhood support
Early, practical support to strengthen childhood development and community wellbeing across Armenia
Editorial Team SDG10
2 min read
Rule of law as the quiet architecture of global stability
How independent measurement strengthens justice, trust and sustainable progress
Editorial Team SDG16
3 min read
The long shadow of animal testing in global cosmetics
Why the world still struggles to leave animal testing behind in beauty and personal care
Editorial Team SDG12
3 min read
Power of Women Conference 2025: A 22-hour global broadcast to reimagine power
A worldwide gathering explores how connection, culture and shared leadership can reshape global decision-making
Editorial Team SDG5
7 min read
The continent without youth that shapes the future of all
Why understanding Antarctica will be essential in 2026
Gabriela Casuso
2 min read
Bamboo rising as a sustainable alternative to timber
An emerging natural material offering rapid renewal, soil restoration and lower-impact production for a changing world
Editorial Team SDG12
2 min read
Chef José Andrés: from tapas pioneer to humanitarian food advocate
Tracing his early culinary journey in Spain and the United States before global recognition.
Editorial Team SDG2
3 min read
Gender, power and the climate test at cop30
The gender action plan on the table in belém could hard-wire accountability, finance and inclusion into climate policy or leave it cosmetic
Editorial Team SDG5
4 min read
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Education under pressure: why student mental health defines true quality in learning
Social media, fear of failure, and academic demands are shaping a generation at risk, but also one capable of redefining what real educational excellence means
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THIS WEEK:
Activism & Law
Rule of law as the quiet architecture of global stability
How independent measurement strengthens justice, trust and sustainable progress
The long shadow of animal testing in global cosmetics
Why the world still struggles to leave animal testing behind in beauty and personal care
Chef José Andrés: from tapas pioneer to humanitarian food advocate
Tracing his early culinary journey in Spain and the United States before global recognition.
Gender, power and the climate test at cop30
The gender action plan on the table in belém could hard-wire accountability, finance and inclusion into climate policy or leave it cosmetic
Children at the heart of cities shaping urban futures that work for all
A global alliance is redefining how cities grow by putting children’s wellbeing and voices at the centre of urban development
Global women and youth unite ahead of G20 South Africa to champion peace, wellbeing and balanced leadership
Worldwide digital gathering calls for inclusive governance and values-driven leadership rooted in peace and shared prosperity
Cheap smoke, costly consequences
How low prices, market expansion, and tax policy shape smoking in low-income countries, and who benefits
Beyond the hashtags youth-led local action reshaping global development
Young innovators are turning global sustainability goals into real community progress and redefining local leadership
Between respect and curiosity: the dilemma of uncontacted tribes
Respecting isolation as a choice, not a loss, challenges our idea of progress and reminds us what it truly means to be human
Youth, innovation, and ocean literacy as the foundation of a regenerative blue economy
Empowering youth through ocean literacy and innovation to build a regenerative, resilient, and inclusive blue economy
Small island takes on rising seas in landmark climate lawsuit
Bonaire’s legal challenge against the Netherlands could redefine how vulnerable territories seek justice and protection from climate change
Mercury crisis in the Atrato River exposes deep human and environmental costs
A growing humanitarian emergency in Colombia reveals how illegal mining, pollution and neglect threaten one of its most vital rivers
The origins of modern activism in the fight against slavery
How Granville Sharp and Thomas Clarkson shaped the blueprint for social justice and reform movements
Peace Connect global gathering brings local peacebuilders to the forefront
Five-day conference in Nairobi amplifies Global South voices amid rising militarism and shrinking peacebuilding funds
Rivers on trial as citizens take water pollution to court
Nearly 4,000 residents challenge major companies over alleged contamination of the Wye, Lugg and Usk rivers in a landmark environmental case
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