Month: March 2026
What It Takes to Fund a Sustainable Ocean Economy: Closing the Massive Blue Finance Gap
The ocean is often described as the planet’s life support system, yet in global finance it remains drastically undervalued. It regulates climate, produces oxygen, supports biodiversity, and sustains billions of livelihoods through fishing, tourism, and coastal industries. Despite this, the ocean receives only a fraction of the funding needed to ensure its long-term health. As environmental pressur...[Read More]
Paris Court Orders TotalEnergies to Disclose Climate Risks: A Landmark Ruling on Corporate Responsibility
A Paris court has issued a significant ruling against French energy giant TotalEnergies, marking one of the most important legal developments yet in the global debate over corporate responsibility for climate change. The court found that the company failed to fully meet its legal “climate vigilance” obligations and ordered it to improve how it discloses and manages climate risks linked to the use ...[Read More]
Silent Killer: How Cities Are Preparing for a Future of Extreme Heat
Extreme heat is no longer a rare summer inconvenience. It has become one of the most dangerous and rapidly growing consequences of climate change, affecting billions of people across the globe. Scientists consistently warn that as global temperatures continue to rise, heatwaves will become more frequent, more intense, and longer lasting. For cities, this creates a serious and complex challenge: ho...[Read More]