Some updates on post-2015 (and “Paying for Zero”)
Editor’s Note: This post originally appeared on John McArthur’s blog here. A couple of quick updates relating to the post-2015 …
Editor’s Note: This post originally appeared on John McArthur’s blog here. A couple of quick updates relating to the post-2015 …
Right now, the world faces two defining challenges: climate change and extreme poverty. Roughly 1.2 billion people don’t have access …
Yesterday a bi-partisan group of political and financial leaders said that climate change will cost the U.S. economy billions of …
The week the World Cup kicked off, the +SocialGood community brought together experts, innovators, and representatives from the United Nations …
We know refugees need food, water, shelter, and medicine, but less attention is paid to their energy and cooking needs. …
Fleeing from conflict, coping with Typhoon Haiyan, or rebuilding after Haiti’s earthquake: Last year, there were more than 45 million …
Photo credit: World Bank/Lundrim Aliu Yesterday, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed a bold new ruling to reduce carbon …
Around the world, 3 billion people burn solid fuels such as wood and charcoal for their daily cooking needs. Women …
Editor’s Note: Below is an excerpt from UN Foundation Global Entrepreneurs Council member Ingrid Vanderveldt’s blog post following her recent …
What does the UN climate solutions report tell us about efforts to tackle climate change and the role that we can play to address it? A new set of infographics from Climasphere and the United Nations Foundation breaks the latest climate report down for you.