Earth Journalism Network

Large tsunamis are rare relative to other kinds of natural disasters, but when they do occur they can devastate coastal populations.

Climate change, rising food prices and a growing world population mean that GM crops are in the spotlight like never before, but few technologies are more controversial.

Acid rain is a classic example of an environmental threat that originates in one place and causes problems in another, often very far away.

Vulnerable countries and communities urgently need to adapt to current and future impacts of climate change.

Indoor air pollution is one of the great untold stories. It is responsible for more than a million premature deaths every year.

Outdoor air pollution – caused by industry, cars, fires and other factors – poses a range of health threats that can be felt far from their source.

Asbestos is a toxic mineral that has been banned in many Western nations but is widely used in developing countries, where it poses serious health threats to millions of people.

This is one of the Earth Journalism Toolkit’s selected resources for journalists. Read on for a full description.

This is one of the Earth Journalism Toolkit’s selected resources for journalists. Read on for a full description.

This is one of the Earth Journalism Toolkit’s selected resources for journalists. Read on for a full description.