Disease, drought, and conflict: How Yemenis are adapting to a compounding crisis · Global Voices
ICRC’s projects provided solar energy and clean water for hundreds of thousands of Yemenis in 2025 alone — vital for […]
Environment
Meet three young people driving ecological activism in the Dominican Republic · Global Voices
Environmental activism efforts in the Dominican Republic. Photo via RaĂz Climáctica, used with permission. This article by Zahiris Priscila Francisco
Melanesian nations vow to connect and expand marine protected areas · Global Voices
Coral reefs in Papua New Guinea. Photo by Brocken Inaglory. Wikimedia Commons. CC BY-SA 3.0 This post is part of
Climate success stories: A pleasant surprise · Global Voices
The Nanda Devi range, part of the Great Himalayas, seen from Landour, India. Photo by Ameya Nagarajan. Used with permission.
Beyond displacement: Examining the link between climate change and statelessness · Global Voices
The aftermath of Typhoon Sendong in the Philippines. Photo via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0). By Olivia Karp This essay was written
In Brazil, initiatives in peripheral communities seek to expand environmental education · Global Voices
Young people, along with Priscila, collect harvest in the course’s community garden. Photo: Marcus Vinicius, used with permission This text,
The lakes that should not exist in Pakistan’s mountain ranges · Global Voices
Ratti Gali Lake is an alpine glacial lake which is located in Neelum Valley, Azad Kashmir, Pakistan. Image by ARFayyaz
Ugandan activists make the case for ecofeminism · Global Voices
Image by Global Voices on Canva Pro. This story is part of Undertones, Global Voices’ Civic Media Observatory’s newsletter and
How Kazakhstan resurrected the North Aral Sea · Global Voices
Kazakhstan’s Kokaral Dam was built to trap water and save the North Aral Sea. Screenshot from the video “The Aral
Countless endangered species are making a comeback due to global conservation efforts · Global Voices
An Amur leopard (CC BY 2.0), a coral reef (CC BY 2.0), and two greater one-horned rhinoceroses (CC BY-SA 4.0).
In Barra do Turvo, Brazil, women promote biodiversity and harvest healthy food at fair prices · Global Voices
Women farmers in Brazil. Photo by JoĂŁo AmbrĂłsio/O Joio e O Trigo, used with permission. This article was published on
UN study shows Hong Kong data centres have some of the world’s worst carbon footprints · Global Voices
HK’s data centre at Tseung Kwan O. Screenshot from Digital Reality’s YouTube Channel. This article was written by Tom Grundy