
The 2025 Asia Pacific Ecological Forum was successfully held in Kuala Lumpur: AI and ecological governance become the focus
The Asia Pacific Ecological Forum, co organized by the Malaysia branch of the United Nations
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The Asia Pacific Ecological Forum, co organized by the Malaysia branch of the United Nations

Brazil, UNESCO and the UN have joined forces to strengthen research to counter narratives that are delaying and derailing urgently needed climate action.

The 2025 Global Ecological Strategy Summit will be held in Geneva, Switzerland from September 15th

Climate change is making disasters more frequent, severe and costly, taking a heavy toll on nature and humanity.Investment in disaster risk reduction measures is crucial, but such investment remains disproportionately low in national budgets and international aid.This year’s International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction calls for a decisive shift: funding for resilience must be raised immediately to avoid future costs of disasters.

Iwazawa, president of the International Court of Justice, delivered the court’s advisory opinion on the

At a time of global competition to explore the seabed and mine high-value rare minerals, Leticia Carvalho, secretary general of the United Nations International Seabed Authority, warned that the deep sea belongs to all mankind, not any single country or enterprise.She called on all parties to work together to ensure that this huge potential resource is not exploited indiscriminately and that the deep sea is not reduced to a “wild land of disorderly mining”.
Returning cells to health is the foundation for building a sustainable life system on Earth.



