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Nearly a week after the passage of Cyclone Batsirai, Madagascar, already in the grip of a famine caused by chronic drought, continues to heal its wounds. The succession of climatic disasters on the large island in
This year, the world worked towards recovering from a global pandemic, cautiously optimistic that we would find new footing on a journey towards a just recovery. We did not relent on our call for a socially
After months of planning and launching the #BanFracking campaign in the Free State, the Botshabelo Unemployed Movement (BUM), Fateng Unemployed Movement (FUM) and volunteers from Lindley in the Free State got together for a town-to-town outreach
TotalEnergies (formerly known as Elf, and then Total) was aware of the harmful global warming impacts due to burning fossil fuels since 1971 and actively engaged in a sophisticated denial campaign of climate science according to