Climate Change and Environment

Explore the relationship between climate change and debt in developing countries. Understand how rising debt costs are adding to their vulnerabilities.

By taking a public health approach to airborne diseases and pollution through investments in indoor air quality, we can ensure a safer, healthier, more equitable, and more resilient society.

We need a multi-faceted approach to address the current flood insurance system’s inequities and lack of clarity.

There is no doubt that Noboa’s rhetoric and security measures bear a strong resemblance to President Nayib Bukele’s approach to insecurity in El Salvador.

At stake is a fight between two visions of what role the WTO, as the world’s most powerful rule-making body in the global economy, should play.

Through the combination of subsidence — land literally sinking from the previously noted resource extraction — and rising sea waters, the Gulf of Mexico is slowly swallowing lower Plaquemines.

The IMF must be brought into the twenty-first century if it is to play a constructive role in ending the climate crisis.

This report explains how issuances of Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are an effective tool to mitigate the effects of the multiple crises that Latin American and Caribbean countries currently face.

Daniel Noboa was finally inaugurated on November 23 in front of Ecuador’s legislature, the National Assembly. In his speech, the new president emphasized youth and pragmatism, and claimed his priorities would be security and employment.