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Over three-quarters of adults in Inuit Nunangat face food insecurity, a rate more than six times the Canadian national average. This statistic reflects not only limited access to market food but also the disruptions to Arctic ecosystems impacting traditional food availability.

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Wealthier countries owe their support, financial and practical, to those countries overwhelmingly impacted by climate disaster – not only because it is right but because it has far-reaching implications for global security

Exclusive: Small-island states and conflict-vulnerable countries in Africa are suffering intensely as floods, droughts and hurricanes wreak havoc on communities and livelihoods

The competition celebrates the camera’s ability to capture “both the fragility and strength of communities facing environmental challenges.”

It's a long way from Benbecula to Africa but as a crofter who was anxiously waiting for rain in the Western Isles, Chris MacLullich has at least…

Instead of making a headlong rush at the endangerment finding, the Administration is adopting a more targeted deregulatory strategy.

These crops may become more common in future vegetable gardens as a result of climate change

Penguin excrement releases ammonia that helps form clouds over Antarctica, possibly slowing climate change in the region.

Fungal infections, long neglected by global health policy, could spark major public health crisis in coming decades

Mosquito experts say cuts in aid will lead to collapse of crucial surveillance and control in endemic countries

Extreme weather is the way in which most people experience climate change and it hits the most vulnerable hardest, Friederike Otto said.