Earth

By Jack Brook • Jan 03, 2022
Companies and the Indonesian government have improved sustainability policies, but a dispute in Sulawesi highlights holes in the grievance process

By Alexandra Radu • Dec 25, 2021
The pandemic has strained reforestation work in Sabah’s biodiverse Lower Kinabatangan region, but locals continue to replant trees in an effort to secure their livelihoods, protect endangered species and regrow carbon-capturing rainforests

By Ron Lopez/AFP • Dec 23, 2021
Hundreds and thousands of people are left homeless after Typhoon Rai knocks out power across entire islands and leaving desperate survivors pleading for help

By Cheryl Baldicantos/AFP • Dec 22, 2021
Typhoon Rai slammed into the Philippines, leaving hundreds dead across the country and survivors pleading for food and water