Onward to Paris: An Update from the UN Climate Conference in Lima, Peru
Despite some critical words from observers, negotiators in Lima agreed Sunday on a “Call for Climate Action” that sets the …
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Despite some critical words from observers, negotiators in Lima agreed Sunday on a “Call for Climate Action” that sets the …
We live in a data-driven world, in which decisions for businesses, governments, individuals, and families are made based on comparison …
Increasing financial flows to developing countries is essential to accelerate their transition to low-carbon energy systems and to protect vulnerable …
In July 2014, a strange illness began ripping through William Poopei’s family. Within weeks, 14 family members had died from Ebola, largely due to lack of knowledge on what the illness was and how to treat it.
This is a guest article by Katherine Arnold, Senior Program Associate, Humanitarian, for the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves In …
By Guest Author: Sofia Gruskin, Director, Program on Global Health & Human Rights at the University of Southern California Institute …
In an earlier blog, I had reflected on the need for women (and men) to have more access to what …
Dr. David Nabarro, the UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy on Ebola, recently gave us an update on the current situation in …
This is a guest post by Pieter Desloovere, WHO Spokesperson in Liberia. WHO patient expert trainer Austin S Jallah – …
Photo credit: WHO/Christopher Black On December 2, the World Bank released a report, “Update on the Economic Impact of the 2014 …