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Research warns that Southeast Asian and Indian lenders are overlooking major climate, biodiversity and public-health risks tied to Asia’s fast-growing protein demand. Only three banks reference animal welfare principles in their lending policies.
Facing EU anti-deforestation rules, Brazilian farmers at COP30 say they're unfairly blamed for rainforest destruction.
Feeding the 8.2 billion people who inhabit the planet depends on healthy soils.
The climate commitments of Brazilian President Lula will take the spotlight at the UN COP30 summit.
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