Does Nature Have the Solutions to Our Water Problems?
World Water Day 2018 is a reminder that global water security will not be achieved through business-as-usual approaches, and will depend on efforts to use and expand nature-based solutions.
Environment
Regionalism, Human Rights, and Migration in Relation to Climate Change
To address environmental degradation, including climate change, it is essential to account for human rights and migration using an approach based in hybrid international law and regional thinking.
How the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Can Be a Pilot for Global Sustainability
The Olympic Games offer an enormous opportunity to showcase how global events can promote sustainable practices. But how can Japan ensure that the 2020 Tokyo Olympics hit the sustainability mark on consumer waste and recycling?
A Starting Point to Solve the Global Water Crisis
Global Environmental Change Is Creating Immobility “Traps”
What Mekong Delta Communities Can Teach Us About Access to Safe Water
Cities Rally Around the Paris Deal, a Reminder that Global Problems Can Have Local Solutions
Rising Sea Temperatures Will Hit Fisheries and Communities in Poor Countries the Hardest
Potato Chip Panic: Why Japan’s Future Food Security Depends on Solutions from Its Past
