IndiaSpend
In India, those hit hardest by disasters are the last to get relief
India’s lower castes, comprising nearly 16.6% of the population, or over 200 million people, are not only the most vulnerable to climate-related disasters but also have the least ability to recover from them because of their precarious position on the very edge of society.
The Nation
Thailand’s pangolin pipeline
The Third Pole
Climate change, deforestation destroying global food systems, UN warns
All India Radio
Living on the Edge by the Bay of Bengal
EJN
Call for Proposals: Mesoamerican Reef Story Grants
A global community of environmental journalists
Worldwide. EJN establishes networks of environmental journalists in countries where they don't exist, and build their capacity where they do.
Collaborative. Member journalists from different locations use EJN to share information and ideas for how to add global context to their local stories.
By Journalists, for Journalists. EJN's reporter resources are created specifically to support an audience of environmental journalists.
VERA Files
Lessons from three disasters in the Philippines
VERA Files, with the support of EJN's Asia-Pacific Project, revisits three environmental cases in the Philippines that have gone "cold" to see what changes have occurred in the years since those disasters took place.
Reporter Resource
Paths and Pitfalls to Investigating Climate Change: The Story of the Century
Reporter Resource
Webinar: Communicating the Impacts of Climate Change on Food and Agriculture
Reporter Resource
The State of Global Air report 2018
Reporter Resource
Covering Conservation: A guide for community radio broadcasters in Cameroon
Pacific Islands
Pacific Geojournalism
Islanders in the Pacific are among the first impacted by climate change, confronting major issues such as rising sea levels and ecosystem destruction. In addressing these crises, local media can play a crucial role in reporting on adaptation strategies and facilitating discussion on dealing with environmental change.
South Africa
Oxpeckers
Southeast Asia
Mekong Eye
Global
Open Earth
Hindu-Kush Himalaya Region
The Third Pole
UNFCCC COP24
French town finds life after coal
UNFCCC COP24
Silesia Declaration seeks to give greater prominence to just transition
UNFCCC COP24
Just transition: The challenge of reconciling environmental conservation with employment
UNFCCC COP24
Brazil's environment minister has no history in the cause, says Climate Observatory head
UNFCCC COP24
Tunisian youth organization plays a strong role in climate change negotiations
UNFCCC COP24
The COP is not only for states and governments but for civil society, says climate justice coalition
UNFCCC COP24
Uganda calls for action to save world from climate catastrophe
UNFCCC COP24
Fashion, sports industries commit to battle climate change
Agriculture
Andaman farmers reshape land for better farming
Agriculture
Red river turns black in northeast India
Agriculture
Part 3: Farmers in Uttarakhand Look to the Past to Benefit the Future
Agriculture
Part 2: Adapting to Climate Change in Uttarakhand
South Asia + Central Asia
Community clinics in Bangladesh work to fend off illness tied to climate change
South Asia + Central Asia
No end to coal in Pakistan
South Asia + Central Asia
As the seas around the Sundarbans erode coasts, the threat of displacement grows
South Asia + Central Asia
China-Nepal Railway: Fantasy or Reality?
New Project in East Africa to Boost Investigations of Conservation, Wildlife Issues
26 July 2019
Mesoamerican Reef Reporting Project
Workshop, Story Grants Support Mexican, Central American Journalists to Report on Mesoamerican Reef
25 July 2019
Earth Journalism Network Asia-Pacific Project
EJN Media Partners in the Pacific Continue to Grow, Expand Activities
23 July 2019
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